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actors and the. Club 'President' for Picketing W. L April 26. Dear Sirr: i
-- the year 1949-50, commencing on ' ' Pickering United Chttt'ch Sympathy tended to Mrs.
July let, was held at the local Pickering Women's Institute will Every farmer and reaideat of the Ree. Robt, Q Copeland, Minister• Omar Sleep, who, for the second
Club on Monday evening last meet a the I. O. O. F. hall, on township appreciates .Your editorialflua Sunday, "April 24, 1949 tune in one week, has been bereay.
The cu�a t.,year's Board will for Tuesdaq, •AMil 26, at. 2.30 D• m, of last week regarding the 10.00 a m. -Sunday School ed, in the death of her father, ThoB.
the e . part comprise the Board ,this is the Annual Meeting and of workers from another municip- 11.00 a. m. Morning Worship Bailey,, who passed away at the
for the coaranB year, and are: W. I ality. We will have to do cometh- 7.30 p. M. -'Evening Worship hogne of his son inSwansea,Sun'
Election of officer. thing before a major slump Duke *s r*
H. Boyes, R. T. DtFSIe; H. T. Fall- Roll Call-•"Tbe Program liked a
' best and why•; P Rev. Harold W. Wright; Mm .. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin her sStnt
-nice L. T. Johnston the categ-
Fred White he a I many o sing a people for une ploy- 1 day lass _
- t 1 ar • of being chargee B. �., D. Tit., jLondon, Oa
and N. F. Tomlinson, with the last- and Young daughter, Heat De
named later being elected Presid- ment and hospitalization on the will preach at both servioee and at . Easter is iMeshertoa with the Lor.
on for 'the neat term. Roes A. gt. George's Anglican Churcn townshi�p..Such a possibility might the Audley appointment -on Sunday mer's .parents• -
atnpj�n rwtir�,o�_Jnne 30th ae ,_- _rain the owners of property rid 24, a With
_ AP Mr. Riekaby, who has 'bee
i President for this year. Sunday, April 24. 5iinday School here LC mWW-120 on thing sass : r. R. Dixon, for the
i at 1Q.00 a. eb the
m. At the 11.00 e• m- to divide this township into t ,o Cho past two Wee-,
'mss ����_ service, the choir will sing Caleb munieiipalities. Something drastic will be held on Saturday evening
Kiev, KJeo. Dix, Wasihington Church city on Monday.
At simper's Cantata "The Rolling Sea- will have to be done soon. at 8.30 at the home o! the leader, Mrs. A. Lawson received word on
Sca rbotro, Speaker sons'. which is a series of choruses Subscriber Tuesday of the sudden passing of
duets and solos, built around the Pickering Presbyterian Church her brother, Mr. John Marlatt,"of
+Rev Geo. Dix, the guest of l Rot- theme of --our gratitude to God for CHILD IiEALTH CEtiTR� Rev, David Marshall, ?M$iaieter Mount Denis, Mr, Marlatt, who has
arias Geo. Todd addressed the Rot- His Goodness. There will be no ser- Pickering Twp. Board of Health Sunday, April 24, 1949 been employed at the Granite Club
ary Club 'here on -Monday. He made mon. All are cordially invited to at- --- 2,00 V. m. - Sunday School for a numdber of years, dsa at hLa
a strong �Dlea . for Christianity in tend this service. A "Child Health Centre" is es- 8.00 V. m. - Divine Worsltl>s work as usual on Monday and Saf-
- " business and the application of The Easter Services at St. Geer- tablished for Infants and Pre-school sst�s Lered a heart attack later in the
the "(Selden Rule" by same. Bev-
' erai esa>iples of the practicing of gels were bright and hearty, with children, under the supervision of e
` e congregations the Medical officer of _health, sad picketing Gospel Ghaith venins, ran An and Harvey.of
_. exceptionally large Mrs. 8pie a With
the "Rule" were , givgn, sad. -3t present and a-goedly " number of the Public Health Nurse. Pastor W. $ McEvoy Ori.11id, spent the week -end .with
"corks. cam:municants at both the 8.00 a. Place - Brougham School Sunday, April ygn and Mrs. Geo. Baxter.
Rotarians Cecil Winter, X. S M. and 11.00 a, m. Celebrations. Clinic . Apr4i 27, 1949 . I 10.00 a. m, : Sunday hO0I Mm. ,IL C. Stork has imsproved is
Chapman and W. C. Mnrltar att- The historic old church was beaut- Time .2,40 to 4.Oi0 P. M. j 11.00 s, a>. health ticieatly to be able to see
of the t Each Mouth- 7.00 P. m. - �Ovaagslistic 88ttioe o he occasion
tin sada o n t
ural meeting ars stiDD- .Last Wednesday friends
iaa i flow w old
e ug with fe
ended the ituliy decorated . �+ a ,
4aw Rotary Club at -Stirling, north lied member of the congrega- The purpose of this Centre is .t0
01 Belleville, on Tuesday evening. tion and a feature .of the morning provide-- P1+syer Meeting every �atnrday ev- 02 her birthday -__94 years. What a
Next +week's Tues on Monday inspired and supervision ening at 8.30 in the church- nice way to spend a birthday,
service was the reverend, insp 11• Health teaching .school Child- +ales. Norman Graham, who has
at 12.48 �tooa, at this Gordon H°4ie leadership given b7 the to of tatsats and batten U ted Ch been critically ill in Oshawa Hoap-
abs choir. '�. _ - Rei, J. S. BraLam. ital is improving steadily, now. and
Euby_ Black Bride of Leoaara Pei' Bt. Paalb Church, Danbsrton 2. Regular, welgh"g, l Sunday " ' b;apes to be home before long.
gnsoa Sunday April 24. Sunday School g. Lmmynizatioa.
at 2.00 p• m arening Prayer' 8.00 You will kindly observe the rul- 10.80 a. m. ' Sunday School Mr. Geo, Shaver, who was taken to
p, m. Preacher at th0a service, Rev. jag, that the baby or pre-school 11.15 a' m. -Worship ' Oshawa Hospital a week ago, re-
ice,
$est Woodlands Community Dail 7.30 D. m. - Pleasant San. E^►enlsti mains.in much the same condition.
was the scene. of the wedding of E. G. Robinson. child who,ls suffering from cold. Wed, - 7� p. m -dyer �im and must remain for some time
We
Ruby Mar} Blisck and Leonard Gor- The' Easter Service st St. Paul's skin rash. or acute illness. MUST .Wed. � 7.84 P. m• • Prayer Service understand that followtag some dif- ton Ferguson on Saturday evening, was exceptionally well attended, NOT be (yrought to this Centre," due 1 Thursday - Evening ebotr .P� fiiculty, b1s case has de' initely been
with a large' number of communt- to the danger of spreading iafec- - Cubs and Scouts diagnosed as a heart condition,
,April 9. Rev. E. G. Robinson ofiic- ���,y
Yates and the bride was' given in cants, The church was beautifully tion to other children. Consult sent ask I. Fortnightly - Motion Plet�i'et Jti2r. Jack Palmer. b,ta just return -7.
marriage by her brother William* decorated by members of the con- 'family physician in tllness. ��. Creek (Ceatennia� ed from a trip to Washington and
The bride were a long veil ai tulle giegatyon, whose thoughtful action Dr. Y. F. Tomlinson, the Blue Ridge Mountains of Vit- -
dllmtioa, and carried better -time ls.much apDreclated and the raver- I Medical Ot,icerof Hetith Rev, J. R. Brahama, Minister giuia.. He reports a w.nde-h:1 tire, .-
roses. The brideamaid, Mary Jane ent. helpful leadership of organist Public Health Nurse: Phone 98R4. Sunday tetmperature of 84 and Plenty of
Wright, were a long lime-greeII aR and choir in the mAdsiaal portion of 110.00 a M. -Worship and $. 8tlhaol sunshine.
the shoulder gown' and carried pink the service, was the subject o1 much p!'11B.4RTOv r E'WS 7.80 P. m• - Pleasant Sun. Evening Miss Yyonue Coates; of "Toronto,
zones. The Slower girl, Diana Hull, favorable comment Mon. - 8.80 P. m• or. Boys' Group is spending a few days. with idisy
wore a leas Pink taffeta discs with Mr. and Mrs. H rry. Pearse o! ' Wed. • 8.00 P. m• - Q• Trail
L 'T. Joyce Morley. ..
�atr>Ling poke 'bonnet and carried Frani,'an spent Sunday with Mr Thurs. - 9.30 P. m. - Tt'ail Ranger's lir, and Mrs. Arthur Smith; - 8t.
.fie Card of Thanks j 8.04 p. as. •Choir practice Catharines• visited friends here un
an old-fashioned nosegay. _ John Theme. Fri. - Fortnightly - Motion Pictures
-bride's mother wore a navy blue en- I would like to take th:e oDpor- Mr. and Mia• Arthur An nls"at ot- the holiday.
amble with a corsage of red rosea }.gir•pnrt United Church 'Mrs. Frank Baker is visiting her �
and sweet Deas. Gordon Crouse was t" re
of thanking my friends, nei- taws spent the week -end with lir. Raj, J. K. Brbam, Ninieter sister in Kingston ,this. week,
•'best man and Don Hull and Dave ghbote and the Baseline Commurs, and is. Chas. P4nns• Sunday Miss Helen Butt was added
Allen scare ushers Atter the cert it Club for the beautiful flowers, Mrs. Kerr, Paul an•! Mantle, of !' " m - Sc�ZaY School our list of ''flu" patients last.week.
fruuit and cheery messages •vrhich Lbadot:, are visiting with her par- 2.30 p Mrs W L• Smith and daughter
loony' a, reception was be 1n the helped co mush to brighten - the I encs, Mr. and Mrs. Nottelshea3, t. 8.00 p. m, Cburc.h Service
clubroom of the Hall and the happy daY9 following my recent-overation Me. and Mrs. Jack Archer hate � Carolyn were in Rochester a Good
couple were presented with an ap- in the Oshawa Hospital; also, I both been confined to, bed with SALVATION ARMY Friday week -end visitlug,tirtughter
propriately inscribed family Bible 1 Lieut. T. Pods Ruth.
by the community officials. The wish to thank Rev. David Marshall f pneumaafa. TUESDAYS Her many friends are pleased to,.
for h!s many cheerful visits. Reg Johnson has undergone as el Service
,popular young couple later went. by �, Milton Sleep operation at the Lockwood clinic. t �O� P. K GoRp know that 'fir. Aarry Arnold, who:
Sir to the United States for their Dr, and Mie. Pearson entertained yon 1st Welcome uaderwent a major' operation rec-
Oionaymooa. They will reside on thea of Tha*ks
friends and relatives from Toronto _ entlp at Toronto General Hospital.
,iOld •Forest goad. E. Woodlands, on Friday and Sunday, is recovering steadily.
_�' 1 No Clues An To Ideality Of Body
This was the first wedding in the LF�1�-ilii. Omar Sleep sad dam- Jack and Mrs. McGlashen enter. I of Infant Found At Brougham .
req► cemimuaity hall and the inter- S tbetr sincere tained 'relatives from Toronte on ( MRS. L. D. BA.�lK9
Icr was tastetnlly decorated for the il•Y. w- io espre!4
. occasion. thanks and- apPrecistion to their Sunday lest• The badly decomposed body at `en
kind neighbors, rarious clubs. rel- There was a good attendance, at infant was discovered one-half mile 'Just be'ore going to press, we
.�. atives %ad _triends for their kind easter services in the local char- east of Brougham i :at Thursday, learn of the very sudden passing of
COlff'E TO THE expression® of sympathy and floral Ates last Sunday. by George Pnud'e-h, Lin3Pa!�, when Mrs. L D. Banks, of thin unless, oa
" G FAIR" _ tributes�t ed daring ,their ret- A. and Mrs. Tomlibeon of Ham- king along No. 7. •Not•:cing a
nnbwrtoo United ChnrcS blanket in the bushes oa the sor.th .Wednesday evening, just saints .re=
� unbarsUDAY, rafts 22, i949 ant sad bereavement; also thanking Ilton called on the letter's mother tir:n to bed.
-the blood donors and Qapecially on the week 'end. aide, he investigated an9 ruin i the The funeral will be held on Sat -
Feature" - "Garden Needs" tpanking Rev. J. K. Braham, for The ''On We Go" club are Dry child, a female about. one month urday under the direet'on of a 'Dir-
i 75c. 8.00 P• M•' his consoling work, eating a variety concert here on old' -police are, iavestiRat�nR; but ! �ctor.Yropt her*foi•mer home. Tor.;
April 29th. See advertisement. I Identification h9s not been report.
- You are invited to the Pleasant , - onto,
Sunday Evening Hour • in the Un- e� Tet.
fled Church this Sunday at 7.30 P.
m. There will be "saxophone, clar• " $UCRRL3
Varlet. •+Cov=ert
inet and musical ' saw solos.. A iii aid of
quartette will also be on hand. Mr. 'by Ou.W"e•Gn Group on
:.
Tan of Formosa wil sing some so- ROUGE HILL MC, MORIAL ,FUN. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, at 8.00 P $.
los in his native tongue as well ss
in Englislr'Mr• Leckie will show a WED\F,SDAT, MAY 11+ 19#9 DUNW4STON UNITED cHLrRCH
' group of pictures on Formosa. Be � ' • E, WOODLANDS' COMM. HALM. Two Ooe,Act Playa N 111 Be Given
` sure to come out •and enjoy this �drn. 2fic. _ 8.a0 1" Ji., ,Musical Nuanbcr'-'and Recitations
i pleasant hour of fellowship,
q. :tif+any of the cottagers .were out {
i� on Sunday, looking things over.
1 PUBLIC NOTICE '
BETTING OF "I -IRKS
a �
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No.
1528 rovide% penal
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Bylaw a P.
'.... (•0'::' R I I •i
ties for:.- 1{
1. Setting o[ fires after sundown +
and bg`-'ore nun -up. �
2. betting of fires during day,
t unless a sufficient nuim'ber of per-.
sons are immediately available for
4 the control of such fires
Township of Plckering '
Lloyd T. Johnston, Clerk '
Tractor Work
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DLSCIN(1
LIGHT EXCAVATING
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'Weed and Gr.nA Cnttin From h y
` June 15 to Sept. 30.
CILvg, HUTCH-INGS `
Thew. are the Four Gentlemen and tlicir lady - heard every .Sunday oa
Pickering, Ontario - Phone 254
Nov. 30. Ct+tftht afteR the �lationai �iewft They hAre been heard over 8 Yam' .
Canncla'A 1"r•ime �[intRter and M? --5t.. Laurent'. as they vi+cited Osh-
BIj awa on a rcent trip to this province -
se only 25C.
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R4, r v line. sh in warm soft water, w•itfaoaR
- soap. This will bring all .the stains
tr - ;; JR • more a fur coat wtth it. Rob dry, and polish.
• A-t•er plan t . o have a
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— the fure
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out thoroughly,
a windy day for several hours. Sitting in adraft—working in a damp
Then wrap it carefully in newspaper- place—wet feet—there are dozens of • _
- - in which may cause a backachel
C airtight clo es But there'8 one way thousands of
I (moths hate the smell of printers' d
ink), and pack i anclothes Canadians have found to help relieve'
_bag or -cedar chest) this condition—Dr. Chase's Kidney-
!/ Q. How can I removt the ugly Liver Pills. Thi3 effective remedy tones
I I _ cigarette stains that often ,discolor up both the kidneys and the liver=
doppt•r ash trays.' and brings welcome relief from pains
I A. These can be easily
_ 'by rubbing with a cloth i
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warm suds afterw4•ds and
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- A Serial Story
by t
= JOSEPH LEWIS _ `48$4
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Make 'Iiia eu>icr and happier. -
CHAPTER I clutching the letter between her ?Make this for a housedress now,
The stagecoach had rolled breath- hands'. for- sun later: •A beautiful- sight to --
lakingly for so many weary miles Lannasa was a boom town. It fiaad see. a.cincli to sew, a jiff to launder"
over Arizona's dusty trails that its mushroomed: up -almost over night, and whisk off` and on!
mere stopping startled its passer. the hub ef' a cattle and silver coun- Pattern 4884 comes in sizes 12,
gers. Then the rifle shot, crashing try. -But the handwriting was al- 14, 16, 18, 20; 40. Size 16 takes
against the night quiet, threw• them ready on the wall. The railroad. wear 43 yards 35 -inch fabric.
I . This pattern, easy to use, simple
' intcanic. - _ coming through, but it would miss ' _� sew,- is tested for fire. Has cotn-
The ambush. Cleverly planned, Lannaoa h).20' miles. ,plete illustrated instructions.
was deftly executed. A boulder
twisted its narrow way,onto the Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Virghiia Ames stood at tier hotel (23.c) in _coiun . t-tanips cannot be
'road and trapped the racing horses. w•ipdow• looking down into the accepted) for this pattern. Print
'.Three men, mounted and—armed,' 1 usty, sun -blasted street. Her -dark plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS,
swooped down Qvith_grim_hawkisn 1ue eyes here troubled; s11e _lien_ _.. STYLE NUMB^R.
purpose. The rifle shot drilled the just finished reading. for perhaps Send your order tooX-
guards gun erne. -the-hundredth time, 'Iter ail-impor- EtglIteerith St.. New Toronto. Ont.
The bandit lelder's face was hid- �-tant letter.
den behind a neck -scarf mask. He Trains and boats and stages -had
'signaled with his rifle, and his two,_
carried her into a country totally NEW
companions dismounted. They were unlike her own. The Territory, all t, uW and
two hard looking men. The big, be-, dust and heat, seemed a- million `�
whiskered. one covered the .driver miles away from Washington, her USEFUL TOO � •
and guard. The short. swarthy man home. She thought of fine houses
erked open the coach's door and tree -studded avenues, and felt.
"Everybody out! -Take it edsy._ lonely --and a little of raid.
.and nobody'll be hurt." A man stepped from a saddler'ik. �., 5U.�P CR1✓A'.1f. Anew form of
The passengers stepped out and shop across the street. He caught soap'so mild that it doesn't even
'Were ordered into.a line facing the and held. Virginia's interest. He sting a baby's eyes. Takes out`soil
masked rider. Two of 'the eight stood in the sun and:rolled a cigar- and Puts in oil: Made for those who
,passengers were women, one a tall --wish to avoid drying and rouglien-
slerder girt in gra}.`- " etre, a reit. dark mast in fine gray ing action, on some .skins. of ordin-
• ,•bt`oadcloth and !ow -crowned.: wide- ark son
• brimmed hat. Ffe, _at Icast.. looked P•
The leader wa- a black blur like the East. FOR HOME WIRING. -Floor_
against the darkness. His, voice was and table lamps can be turned on
:muffled by the mask. "We want eHis'shar�C-featured tact was hand and off from doorway switch with -
nothing of you people. You'll not some, rather pale. There was an out disturbing c' trio clocks,' tete-
be harmed. Just stand vision, radio. et: , if.all -such home
quiet." ease about hien a natural calm,
-electrical equipment .is Plugged in=
His guns swung tltreateningl) up= which contrasted .sharply against to this. new plug-in_strip. ,
..-ward-toward the two men atop the the -hurly-burly sof tiie rough town.
stage. -He ordered them to throw As he lighted his cigarette, his HOME PAINT SPRAYER. To
down their weapons. When . i'l,ey glance chanced to Virginia's win- make paint 'spraying practical for
..had obeyed; do•P. His black eyes held. tie . small jobs, this self-contained uret
..You carry -`a money box for. a smiled with a flash of white teeth, which can be carried anywhere has
man named Barron at Santa Bonita. removed his hat, and bowed. ( been developed. Total weight in- _.
..We want it. Throw it down!" Virginia compressed her lips and eluding a quart container is only
- _The guard muttered an oath, but 'looked elsewhere. She' felt the heat 4" pounds. Beside;' paints, enamels
a metal frox dropped to the ground, of color in her cheeks, afraid he ( and tarnishes- the sprayer' handles.
'The unshaven bandit picked it up would -think she had flirted. deodorant, dicinfectanrs and in -
and climbed onto his. horse. Later, descending to the lobby, s cticide.s.
e
"That's alll" the . bandit leader- .. -Ahe saw a_ man in arm. uniform ' THiN STEEL WALL COVER
snapped. "Stand gvict for 1; mini- stride through the open doorway. l—C:`G.: Ribbon steel coated with
vies. Come along. Pete"' He came directly toward leer, as if ,` porcelain is one -of the newest things
But the swarthy man was eyeing lie had been seeking her.. She in , wall:, covering. Marketed in
the girl in gra): The moon slid halted,, tier _knees suddenly weak. lengths of 100 feet rolled, is said.
suddenly from behind a black cloud,. (:onfusion played liavoc with -her to be applied -more easily than
—and its silver) glow touched. her, thought. wallpaper. Makers say it is 'almost
Her face. was young. Her fea "' (Continued Nert Week l impossible to chip or crack the
aures were finely molded, -her skin porcelain layers. Applied to an) con -
a smooth white against which her' -' ventional flat surface, such as pias:
blue eyes seemed very dark. Her Want. to be a success:-I<-eep en ter or plywood, with glue such as
Mair 'had. a golden •sheen beneath learning after you kno it all. is used in• laying linoleum. -
her fashionable bonnet. Her long,
full dress was gathered close to the
youthful lines of her body: Pinned 1. village ra fit Plumber
to the neck=line of, the dress at C�s'S'w�� Qermone 41 Beverage
s. Regular 3i Y,ubbed out
)let throat. was a c8mco <et iii gold. •. Forbearing -38. Rodent
e ��� fe..Jewiah morrtts 40. Mark ' a Wow
Daunt 41. Blunt
It was at tine pin that tilt Swarthy . Fdau1 4E. Pruits
bandit stared. Sudenly his hand ACR004 t. Panther ! W. MilirlaY 46' Indigo
t sour
8a. 1Riiktlab A6, Indigo scuta•
darted out, and he. tore the Carrico 1• sprin6w t. 161gyptiaa 26. Soda 49. False, god
g. Existed rrown N. Bustle 49. Bulblike sten
away with a vicious tug that ripped It. Pierce 4. Indian DeterinNred 50. Ages
open the girl's dre��. 'She gasped Jay Musical ; . a ywte+s river And not 53. Night before
g g P instrument �- You and l so. Poker stake 61. Near
and her hands darted to the parted FussDine
" w'ar's'. But she . wag not quick K�' M"e better • r to N
enough to catch the envelope;..it', Il7.ArtMeiel ,
fluttered tb the ground and the ban= ui,� 1Maaan;aag•
dit pounced upon it. !s. Thin cels •moi
a1• Weak
The girl cried, "Give..me that'let- Headplees
ter!" She leached out but her hands .;�dN
were struck down. , Fit '
The masked man sus' ung his horse Lyrae
Draw
close. He struck his gun barrel 3mmeaie•s►
hard against his companion's shoul-• Hard one
Masked bee
der: "Give that back!" he ordered. . tx the sadist)►
The man obeyed, then liurried to . Heck .
ob
his horse. The masked man 'sat aya•*ntw
*gidly in the saddle., for a brief K. Lure
'a1;. Barden
listerval, staring at E11e girl from . 614: *;gtiw
stwG4 sombrero -brim and mask. dynasty
- 'then hT'sWung his mount and rode I —66. L—tio,t
a•. H. B. stow*
gvlokly away into the rocks, heroine
The stage driver hit the ground :,s. WeighRall r{
� : 1. �:eitzh �_....�
d grabbed up the' guards rifle.Erg, ALI
i'Trnn : aeries
fired rapidly into the shadows.
•crashing sounds rolled emptitt c r c �b,ce'
out over Chet. The girl ston.• ,'� Answer elsewhere in thio issue
•• �NESaNBPB/N�Qf • : : •
aA■n0
Q. Hoy, can I remove paint and
putty• stains on window glass:
A. By dipping a wet cloth into
baking soda and rubbing the paste
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�weeuncheori Treat
SUGAR -PLUM
a
LOAF
Measure into small bowl, e.
lukewarm water. 1 'tap. gran- "
sated sugar; stir until sugar is din -_
solved. Sprinkle with 1 envelope
1'leischmann's Royal Fast -Rising
Dry Yeast. Let stand 10 min_, r
THEN stir well. Cream h G. • RSV
shortening; gradually blend in
yz c. granulated sugar.'Gradually
beat in 2 well -beaten eggs. Stir in
la. c. milk and yeast mirture. Stir r
in 1 c. once -sifted Thread' floui; i
beat until smooth (mixture may
curdle). Cover and net in warm.
place, free from draught. Let Tine
1 hour. Stir in • 1 tap. salt, j¢ a .ti.
washed and dried needless raisma. 9!!I
A a chopped walnuts.
chopped mixed candied peels,
C. cut-up candied cherrie f. Work > '
in 4 c. once -sifted bread flour. _
Knead lightly but thbroughly;'
form into a smooth ball. Roll out
to it a greased 8 -inch round pan _
and fit into pan. Grease top.
Cover and let rise until doubled j' I
in bulk. Bake in moderate oven,f�s/IR �
350% about 1 hour. When loaf is •+...Y, 11111
cold, frost with Plain Icing.
Plhin Icing: Combine N c. sifted NS '
icing sugar, 13J tbs. milk, �J tap.
vanilla; beat until smooth. rMAWS
Now Fast -Acting Dry Yoast AmAtrfYEASrt
NeWs•NO RefrigemIlion! �•..'; ..�, Aesn„
Stays fresh and' full-strength
on your pantry shelf foi w ee s!
Here's all you do:
0 In a small amount (usually specifjted7'of lukewarm aster,
V dissolve thoroughly_ t teaspoon sugar for each envelope
of yeast.
Sprinkle with dry keast. Let stand 10 minutes.
THBN'stir well. (The .eater used'w�ith the yessit must: as
part of the total liquid called for in your recipe.)
•J
lit,
�Lk, atTABLE., T� Moir Will .t F
edam
_Andews.
wit--back-
That charader I have some i � .HRONICILES
referred to in these cplumns—my wa-ds. Howcv,r, 1 �. n't think I
-husband,'if you must know the facts net,, apo109171 f^t diving you this
--says that the me is "Pie- veal recipe. But first, just a word _
"plant". But then he thinks. that a about that particular ar young
meat. "rhubarb" is when six or seven t, sal comes floe a young animal,INGER
and the muscle is tender, but lack -
hockey players start slinging (3 -we Z-do�.tr%*1e P, cIa w at- Q
punches at one another and only ing in fat To make up for this, you j�,
stop when one of them gets his should ask the . matcher to "lard" a
permanent wave mussed. roast of veal. And it will be an im- I have just been getting into hot It was evident Jean must have
But he'll eat it—and ask why I provement, as well, if you lay strips water. so maybe I had better stay thought something like that because
- or bacon ovcT the'top put and get om
n with this colun she took the last two steps of her
didn't make another—even if I insist of salt pork
on, calling it, before it goes into the ^vett So you see it is such' a lovely day— own volition —and landed in the
Rhubarb Pie here's and we have so few really bright truck. The calf • said "Ma -a -a l" Jean
Z enps.cui rhubgab Boned Stuffed Shoulder of Veal
days—that, according to Partner, I said "Mo-o-ol" And that was their
I -up sugar - - Veal shoulder have been trying to do a week's farewell to Canada.
p�'e.lgJ>rer, Awebe i
'Ait "fir gentleman ' "alio ,sem. -- .
latently went to alesp dudiss - . I. -
churah services became Quite a
Owlenge to his minister. curs
Thought the pastor, there -moist
s wig to cure
The following Sunday- -- ---
gentleman' fell asleep during like
sermon, as was his custom. Imme-
diately, the minister went into as -
tion. "All those who want top ,
to Heaven," he whispered, "please"
remain seated." They did so. Then
be shouted, "All those who want
H
to go to ELL, STAND UifP'
Ice a flash the old gent awakened
and Pumped to his feet, looking
first - -
the
minister. - -
"I don't know what we're voting
on, Reverend," he spluttered, "butt
-whatever it is; we two sure are in
�-} tablespoon fit= _ 3 tablespoons bacon fat _ v?ork in one day. I haven't done 3 e s the minority l" --. --
2 egg yolks -cup cho )th
ped onion
1C -cupquite at• much but I ; been
have b
1 tablesponnt melted butter , 1/ cup chopped green pepper busy because, as I see it, it is easier Partner has just come is after
Method—Cook the rhubarb until 1/4 CUP clmPped celery to do a lot of work on a nice day, "walking the farm." I immediately Answer to Crossword Puzzle
tender. Mix the sugar and Sour, qac day-old bread cubes than an ordinary amount of work on asked what he thought of the wheat _
ins ala gradually to the rhubarb, 1 teaspoon salt —how had it come through the. wire- s A 3 5 T A
a bad daf—especially when it comes
—stirring constantly. Cook until Ice teaspoon pepper to the family wash. Dear knows ter? Partner answered that one field
thick. Beat the egg yolks and add I/4 teaspoon marjoram there is plenty of work of all kinds was surprisingly good and the other p A L
_is 4a mixture anti min- �'a cup m� field far better than he expected to E
ales. Remove from the. heat an et�'�f-- += r. ' rrm �� e' at this tens : of the year with the find it. So that is reassuring—al-
•' ` he corners and F E R R
add the butter.' When cool, pour fruit: veal shoulder. 'Melt bacon fat, - _ re not so foolish as to T
showing up the cobwebs. tin e- w e e D
into a baked pie shelL Top with a add onion, green pepper and celery ou can harder count 'our bushe i uii i ey -are- -- - E O O
and -cook till soft, but not brown. windows, so, dingy y_, safer in the bin. There are still
• - meringue made from the, two egg see through them—to say nothing Y S ! T T --
w bites and three tablespoons of Add mixture to bread cubes. Add lent of thins can happen to" O L
sugar. RPatl'the el;R seasoning4 an i_ mit?: �•1 t' N "AeiL of ta'hat needs doing outside. As for plenty g
NVIlites until the. work at the barn—it gets ins that wheat to queer our chances of
agoodcrop• AL T/
scared. I mentioned calves last O O R
% week—and they are still coming, Wheat—or any crop for that mat-
-
-It-seems -every time Partner comes • i --ter — is an -awful gamble. We; know
in for a meal he announces the ar- I •men to buy farms for the wheat
rival of another calf. We keep crop they thought would be on'
shipping them out but we neves. them—only to discover• at harvest
get any less in cumber because as ' time that returns. were barely enough
a 6 fast as one calf goes out another 'to_ cover expenses. Maybe that ac- e
+' ' 'gets itself born. tint only that but counts for the. short time some
the cows Partner specially wants "city -£eructs" stick to the farm even
^ heifer .calfs. from, promptly produce after they have bought it Farm r, A�
r : bulls; and the young cows he wants occupants have almost become birds Cheek it With
��w r' wsells .from, 3omehot'v manage• to of passage. �'Ve ketol get time to
heifers. know our neighbors thes4 days • a
b
a beget
Last tbSonday we sent out -two here today, gone tomorrow'. -hange ..
cows with their calves at foot. One !� ownership is sometimes good for LaMar «�� OF p�i111
_ "� 4 p cow, w the name of Jean, was evi_ r4 farrn—but, it, takes a few years for eeouorocar.
r .9129 d5c
dently a particularly loyal citizen I a man and his farm to become
acquainted; for each to get the best "'�
objected Jut inhale the moo�a
of Canada She strenuously o c d
to the idea of migrating to therei�if. ems.' tar
'from the other, Too many changes, rat
and the farm is bound to suffer. But I quick
-• • •-' U.S.A. and it took four men to con- ..
acttagt Geta iwttk tads
vines her that, white they respected tUt is whai is happening—more and
and admired her loyalty, her objet- more ever year.
tions were of no avail. So Jean was
• provided with free, comfortable
transportatign and -was allowed the
stiff, add the sugar, grid heat until Sometimes i think they should privilege oft taking her. daughter +
the mature thickens again.) Pile print my stuff likl they do the with her, but in spite of all these
lightly on the filling, then return to answers to those puzzles and quizzes concessions Jean was as "crusty" as
• the oven until lightly browned. —upside-dawn—because once again ',a cow knows how to be—and that's
Spread veal open, spread with stuff- saying plenty: She' wasn't at all . ir, V
w • • -
• e. y roastgfirmly with string (about seven violent—sheet tangled up around
rope.
• • tag and roll like -a. Jelly rc,IL Tie �
did
.'.'Chicken Ever Sunday is 'the rd, or throw herself. And she
l*le of a very fine book—which, of strias around the roast will hold g %
it firm). Place roast on a 'rack in In fact she didn't give the men much
-'-. source, I don't rated to tell most of U
a shallow an and bake uncovered
you, because you've already read it p of a run at all. o, she was just
But whether you have chicken in a aloes oven (300 degrees to .325. "fiat .you might call a; passive ya
degrees F.) till meat thermometer Resistor, Short Oft tkrOSt ttrlad! With Mai le
:.every Sunday, or just "once is a registers 170 degrees F. or about F'
while" there are generally some ids- 1 - A loading chute was lowered from Mix and nett Into bow s o. ono. clad uncut sour
thirty-five to forty minutes per `the truck and it would have been tor i% c.onoaeiftedhard-whoatlon�),4w• Magic'
t a -
irvero, which can be made into a pound: Serve with gravy made Batting Powder, it; t.p..►t Cat to ens y lib.
really tempting luncheon dish if you I
from drippings in pan; easy for Jean to walk quietly up the. ohortaniq- Mate a well to, voce la e• mitt; _ J v
terve this
t chute and into the truck where her
tightly with . f«�t. RoI1 dowb o� m !s"tw.; cww,—
= -
Yield: twelve to fourteen servings,
daughter anxiously awaited her com- tntol and
bunae`a..ava. Fill
hot 11 toD' Tash
Chicken aced Celery Casserole or leftover roast to slice cold next Y with
s moan 8ptit and butter W.etdta Flu and top each
tag. But no! The men would get with9p000fhLof:
t day'• her front feet on the chute, and then
2 cups chopped celery SIAM-CUEWE MIX7U=: Matt 9 than butters blood
4 tablespoons chicken fat ; ynah and shove from the rear, but I to 2 tbs. soar, )t tap. salt, li sap. pevver. 3f w• d►7
4 tablespoons (iota - not one inch would that cow move— mustard. seer grain@ cayenne. uradualb stir to I a, milk. ,
. k, etieting sly. mtl1 difakened. Add 1 r-
: 2 teaspoons .alt HOW Animals Hear � unless it was backwards. Then they b hr.ad d c�°O �, Worcestershire @auce; sdr ,mom
dash pepper would try again samething. � y e if • ��
e matted. Add I . dfoad cooled Gam, a '
1 cup chicken atrocT<_ would happen. All this I was able to s nP-6. 3f a. kernetcorn; heat thorousbly
cup milk - -Because human . hearing stops ' .watch from my, pantry window as I ' t
�� cup water drained from celery short of the bighest ranges, nthere s, :I washed
aL heel the bitch kf st a nce dishes. with ddo
our .M rµ. M
2 cups diced, cooked chicken are some sounds, in the everyday i you knpty, all four, men seem to
l l cup corn flakes animal world which are beyond ! have so p
2 teaspoons melted butter On .the other hand, we can hear, t Jean, in spite of her contrar;ness,
or margarine things that animals -_and birds can .There was no, shouting or. rough
- animals-.-an-d—
.:-Cook celery until tender: drain, , not. _ � •talk: no raised sticks or impatient
YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER
pving water. Heat chic
fat; -'� doubt this, just strike prodding. What the men, finally did
fa flour, salt and pepper. Gradually the bottom key on a piano, the was a lift Jean's' front feet, one at H FLASHESthen
add chicken stock, milk and water sound will be audible to you, .but s time, inch by inch, up the loading '
drained from celery. look•until not t6-ya�tr-tieg-or-•cat.-Rift dogs i chute. Finally Jean must said
- trained f stirring constantly. can hear sounds an octave- above I ' to' herself -'_`Oh well what s the' use? %pread layer of chicken in greased our top limit, and rats two octaves Four men to one cow is too muchEL C �Lyl�
casserole. Add layer of crlery, an- higher. Birds have an even higher I for any"self-iesp'ecting' boasts.' So ,
other of chicken and so on. Pour level of hearing; We lowest sound i I guess -it's good-bye, Canada." And
sauce over top. Sprinkle with corn audible to a canary is the highest then- 'Anierica ; here .I come!" Here's Good News
..,jukes .which have been crushed into ' ' C wliicli a soprano can reach with _ Are you between the ages of 38 and b ,'
hue crumbs and mixed with melted ' her voice. So if you are inclined ! —"' 62 and goin4 through that trying
functional middle -age' fieri
butter. Bake in a moderately hot to talk io your pet canary, you're f t peculiar to women? Does thin make
oven (40D°F.) about ten mimites or-. I just wasting your thine; the bird - t s f l you Buffer from hot flashes, feel : -
until thoroughly heated. can't even hear 'vou.
clammy. so nersoua, irritable weak?
- - field • 6 servings. - Yet Now make dip at home. Be the eb.7 of Thea DO try Lydia E. irmk'nam's _
While we can hear no soiunds six � yourhieeda-weatbaual°Ibndmaderf° mOr VegetableCompoundtorelievesuch
j make extra
money wev+r°9 7°� h To tonal It's famous for thiel
- ocfaves above middle C, bats pro- I auks Glovecraft euy,weanembledakittayoa-" rymp
cull Sod avetytbing oecasvy—eboice domatle 1�Iany wise 'middle -age' 'women It hers nature (you know what we
duce and hear Bounds see the eighth �imbatl° for one paw� ea needles tkread; Pat-
or
ee book. State alae .... #site Piakhams Compound re - can.).. This great medicine also
>N
DOES { and ninth octaves above that point. eel wtor"Ieatred. Available a talaet, flatly to help build up resistance what Doctors call a stomachic
It is quite possible that some ani- ��+l• seas >t Ask to: c t tit; against this distress. tonic effect.
p jo. iI—•t1.00, DeatD�• For haat service order
In communicate in Lobes that we ' j�m lomneueattoore wtores: ay :LewisQ+ft Pfnlcham'� Compound contains,. NOTE: Or you ray prefer'LYDiA S.
$ a Ltd.: Br�nOCb stores: JS water stn no opiatee--no habit-forming drags. PINKBAtM S TABLETS with added iron
INDIGESTION can' hear no better than the canary t dint Jmo� Naw y SG' r°r°°t°°=2� Lydia -L Pinkham's VEGETABLE COMPOUND
. ran hear our conversation.
illAt:�.OP YOU _ : - _
.
�.. JrrTER --
81 Arthur Pointer
A1.0 THE BELTS _ _
"]Help Town Forgotten "Zg" For The Kind Of
Relief That Helps Make Tan Rerfn' Te Ge
More than half of your digestion tv dope
below the belt in your 28 teat of bowel
go when indigestion stripes, try some4blas
tbst helps digestion in the etomseb AND
below ,the belt.. ttit:Liees
Whit y,
Pil1m to 've needed help to that 'forgotten
!8 feet" of bowpla.
, Take one Carter's Little Luer Pill bafon
and one after meal. Take them scoording to
directions. They help wake cep a larser Bow
of the 8 main digestive Juies in your stomach
AND bowels -help you digst what you have
eaten to Nature's own way.
11 Thea mwt-folkr get the kind of relief that
stakes you Leel better from your hadtoY
"ea Joist be mute you get the gesaine s
tittle Liver Pills from Your druggist-
. _ - -i
IL
�..r►
a t • ventennust Uehed harsh amber ,the admis-OLI -.
,and 15c., and a : all eve - --•_ -
��
'Easter Sunday services were well ertainment is provided. H �. A*
yo
r rattepded by ung and olu and rS stand this picture is along t 1 **& W" in
fck , war etiv;vaug was gratifying to see the church of "Good-bye Mr. iChips" aua � Qf � Ry
\
Gi LTISATa:rG, D1801NG fairly well filled, especially in thk this is the case, tine evening w.11 b� rved ed a t8
z. 1e
• _ morning, to the evening the W M a good one. � Amy n
- GRADING. - S. were in charge with Pres. Mrs. Don't forget the Child Healti. - e
Levi Annis in the chair assisted by Centre o ociety dog food, tw
sr d.'i't3 Airs, x.. ulosson and Mrs. A. Scott. Wednesday, April 27, froth 1.30 •a
Pici:ee.ag , The choir sang-'O Saviour of the 4.00 p. m. All babies and pre-schu,
Wor.d' and sirs. Annis also sang a children/hill be taken care of by
a - ,[he hesuriection Morn' The trained nurses and this is a woad carnation MILK, tin c15t
PU SONAL - speaker was 31'-48 Ila 131,�wu, whu erful opportunity to have thu_
gL�-NY MLN, WOMEN! Gain 5 to told of her work among the Ind check-up which has no long bee
15 ib , neo%" rPl) too, Try faihoua ians in Saskatchewan. The memb neglected because it is rather GiltL�trez Tonle Tablets Loc double. re- ors o1 'the W. -M.. S. would like tc i,cuit io get out to see your docto • _ _ .: 49c
sults; new healthy flesh! new` thank all who assisted in both att- at a specific time. The. Clinic wil MaZOi�l 0�' 16 oZ.
New "Get Acquainted" size; ONLY endance and_by the,r nuruerou. , be open the fourth Wednesday o,
4 : .�60c. All druggists. gifts to the work of the organizat each month for your convenience _
*Don't put otf your chick buying an- ion• i so let's make good use of it. :Rose Brand -
other minute, You-can't afford to. l' Next Sunday is a special day for The guise meeting of the W. A
You're getting busy. Don't leave it i the ch ldren and the service will pe will held of the church Tnurs-
eo late you buy any chicks, get In held. in- its entirety in the• auditor day, April 28.
t�uc.h with un now and order Hill- 1 ium waen the W. A. wall presen, _ Sweet Mixed Pitkies .16 oz. e
Bide. They're good chicks; from a the awards for the ayt ear .ora EastWoodlands
^
H tten6.ince and discipline. Two Ariz-
Canada Approved, breeders pallor- es are being gieeu to each cissa r Biker's .tolQnut 19�
um tested. Light-heavy cox avail- the senior schboi •Lull 3;. tiLe n,em Sympathy of the entire commun=
able,.also started chicks. I bers of the Primary dept, will be ity is ertehded to the tam!ly 'o1 the 1 -
F"OR 5.4Lt)✓-3-burner cosi ori stove- remembered. We would ask the pa late firs. Art Reel, who passed a•
rents to stake a special eifor -tr;- way last Wednesday alter a len '�Ss• ���
E. R. Baker, Palley Farm Road, y Pure Pard
bring children for this service. at
FOR SALE-ten bushels Clover thy illness, Mr. and Mrs. Reel have
I 10 a. m,. The minister will have a always been members of this. ass- _
Seed, at-$25.00 per bush. -Phone- brief message Lor the children ana
i =• - Pick. Silk. oci•ation and telling workers and i
way 6 following the service all will go up- .lira. Reel will • be greatly missed.
star for •
Thi
--a so"like nae-ntW9er._in..e.- _Z lbs `63;
1 clasd books and a picture will be _._ —
i' d _.at_ neral... wo>!'k' • to extend, sympathy to' the family �-----=--�- "
--= day-maw goo ge ---•-1 shows -to-com'piete the program. of the - late Omer Sleep: Although
tractors or dairy, orchards and The service on Good Friday was this family were not members ow- _ -----Heinz
-;
grain farm, who likes his work and well attended and the choir loft Ing to the fact they lade out of this - - -
--_ r e and was almost filled to capacity. We 'district, 'but, they were wfth us a-
9,
n up
report for hours say. from 8 to S. are happy to welcome the a4embers great deal at ea,chres and bingos.'
r Apply, stating experience, residence of the junior 'choir to our regular -
and wages was to- F. X. Cha $ _and we w121---mtas ahem very much. _--- ,3 s .2
teal p- practices and services and hope Mrs: Black contthues- to improve
- man. Phone 9238, Lot =9. Con. 3, they will continue to help us in the sa- does Mr. Fred Palmer and we
j Pickering. worship of song. Mr. Braham gave are glad to see Mrs. Dight out. � •
ds
I April 29 s fine sermon on the Crucifixion, Mm. Sid Beegan is coming along
PtOR BA3.1:3-itisL Cobbler potatoes and, its messing and we feel the nicely after an ,operation oa he
grown •ram certified seed; also service was more than worthwhile. leg! .
a on
some -..axed wood,. cut in stove Last Tueslday, the Dattudtl Club There was a good crowd at the
lengths. Phone 191W3. welcomed Mr. P. A. Yarnbacm, Pres- bingo last Monday night. Mr. Pete
April 29 !dent of the Scarboro Horticultural O'Neal was, -the winner of the $$10. •,. ?LOK XMXG. ONTARIO 13g
R - 3 1- P. re Soclety to Its meeting and while, 'No one won the jack pot so next
Gordon Tractor. -couplets. .outfit• 36 msaw of our members were kept at time It will be $45.00 and there ED SAM DAY
,Trac D _ rgiii"H -
e
home due to a bout -with flu among will bo- an extra number called. L� N T pit
'!n atokle !bar. nbngh. spring tooth ♦LTJ:��Lj l�iNC7g
ijAtrator, light mss for two seas- tas children, those who were there Mrs. Jacks of ,Lansing cut-off won S or H � �As.t-ad sad
ti ons, like new, imomiedlately avail- learned a good deal about garden- the quarter cord of woud• �qy� Rp , d `e, asst. PRIVATE ANBUL ANOM
-able. Pickering 191 W 2, ins. We were few in number and so The..evening of singing and show- OUR P .VM ARM NADR WtTB I THE A,L DIR®CTOR
Apr. 2p were able to get down to more de- fns slides was. much enjoyed last I ONE Ate• • ..To tilvZ OUR CUe PSONE: MA LX.- 59W. _
tailed discussion and lesrri how' to Sunday night. This was pmt on by TMkWRB SNAP AT THEM RA�,_LS� ��
solve our own personal problems in the Sunday school .to help pay for 8kaT.. • •L0OK r10R THE NAME M kh e
• regard to gardens, lawns and house the projector. The S B. will put on YHLOR ON TM H� OF NVERY
��► �+ $ "Ito plants. It was too bad our meeting another such night this Sunday. Ir,R>l2 T. ArS YOUR ABURANCZ
( conflicted with that of the Home These evenings will be kept strictly OF QUALITY•
Farm - h and School Club but neither of ns on the 'unden_ominational lines so _rroo >Ei:ail"g000s at Wuh bddml RADIO SERVICk
[ kL.ew of the other's plans tilt it was every one can feel free to attend, Oso; Guaranteed -Repair Besvim
CHICKS FOR SUCCESS I tt a late. We also saw home very rn- The movie :committee has dec- am 49 De pL T-S Ut�sosa OUL
Our incubatoris will clove on 'slay I terestlag slides of prize bouquets Ided to try something new for Set-,- _
31. ado not delay in booking that and gardens of the various mem- urday nigbts, it will be •fa the form
order at once. A 30-year curitomer bers of the Society. Refreshments of au amateur show. Forms are be- � 'r R 12 Picked" -.- --_
-reports;.-- "Never, raised better brought an Interesting evening to Ing distributed to local merchants 1
thicker in our yearn of burdness a close, of Pickering and Scarboro- so if W. Q. CAR1R'QY
with yam." 1. The Session will meet this Tuea-• You think -you have talent let us {
bee it and try for the grand prize ' CHIMNEYS 1';.E.HUTiLT _
(lttlAElfON? R. R. a day' evening to discuss among other .Pon" es�.s.vi
+ of $25.00 These shows will take
things, the.use which may be made NEWLY-HijILT of RHPAIR®D Aar• yyks or >>tod4d �!
Phone: 3LABA'iiA\i 81 R 11.' place right atter' thq regular show l
�. of 'the church shed when .the rano- and it is hoped the- trfst one. will .! WOOD, .ONTdR,iO (: ; !
YOU
r veting ocean is completed. When be on Ayril 30. So till out the form Arthur ` I
Notice to 1 O V this decision -hsa been made thea ' and let us hear from
we can proceed with the work and you. This !a
for children and ®dints alike. # PSOI+T>6: PICKERII+TG 62 W 1 j
jl�tlmates F�'Qe hobs that in the near Lature it may Atter the. binga„last Monday., the
CARPENTERING
'.be tit for use. - movie committee had a get togeth-
CEMENTING Friday .evening, the Comtrivalc- er in the athall hall. Delicious re- QVALUT OUR MOTTO' SMVIOH OUR AM
ants' Class will meet again at 7.15 , freshments were served and Mr.
PLUMBING p, m. and we hope all- those who Fralic•k, chairman of the co
h:
mmitt-i�
ROOFING have been attending will be on Fr'
ank.`+�+t
e sell Braattosd ee presented Johnnie Graham with
�' �� BKb�osa hand.. a gold tie clip, Johnnie expects to R
J"W�V. At 8.00 p: m, on Friday. Mr. Leo
be having the district soon and
eat._Duro-Wassr 'Barnes will show another: movie . 'j
g7• •. ""l &A"O entitled "Cheers
for Mise Bishop” been doing a grand Job calling ttu_ lclfPrino Market &Locker Plan
, for the est several re�ntha has �
R4�Pt+ �. and X11 are Invited to attend• Rem �,e!s•, i PHONE 30
�dlhns Wtsr6la ' f
ti Werk 0 nal
QUALIIN MEATS
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:;.STR:(C P:LECTRIC RET'RdG'ER.•1TOR Only $149.50 •' _ . ,
�• ;Plug It In Anywhere AC -.'DC Current
AhCTION SALES - .
EASY and APEX WASHI\G• 3LACHINRs $137 to $154,30 R
S.�TURI1?,'Y, AP-R L 30-auction kIDIOS $29.95 to $215 Latest Hite ,ia Records,SQc to 750
sale of farm stock, implements, in-
33
n- Specials'.
33 head registered and � 1%I�-'TRIC liangettea and Sto�•es •$88. to •$22,5.00 EaHy ►terms On � - • -
gr de Holsteins, pigs and iow'1, Jno. All Items over $43.00 Also Water Pressure S,rstcmns and.Sump Pumps-.
]were tractor, rowcrup on rubber,
Lear new farm machinery, De Laval _ If you vvish folders on:any of the above, Write, .Phone or Visit Our i ��.ic �b
}uallEr, un Lots, " 3 and 4, East f Rump roast _ ai s+
'Whitby Twp. one male east of Ush-• !Store w'hiub is Down the Driveway, just-west of the P. O. Dumbarton -
`uwa, known as. the Cameron Farm, - - c
property of - A. Gold. S. .Terms Dunbarton- Radio & Electric : Bla a :51 _
Cash safe at 1.00 D. S. T. fellers .-
an kinson; auctioneers.. Fa R Y9'
PHONE PICKERING ING • 5J2 .... 69C
"TU'RUAY, ,1132 Z --auction"sale II 11. steaks _ _ Y
of garage equipment and tools; a 1
.!complete garage full of modern e= Prime rib rolled 684
quipmeht, property of Gordon Pea- coun �Ing ' '• n cc;rrier 1lafu St. �:\tarkham 1 al= y
M '
age and No. 7' Highway, Sale at 1..
p m, sharp. No reserve. Garage is 9c
bold Proprietor quitting. Tema I - - Butts pork
�5
cash. Ked"and Clarke Prentice, nuc.
taoneers. c
• nIe'ling
Shoulders
BOUGiHT. AND SOLD
Country Style Sausa 'a 39C
'Used Clothing _ sterilized, cleaned' COUNTRY PLUMBING AND HEATING, WATER' SOFTENERS - • j � s
and pressed like new. Carry a large
•lank at high-class suits, , overcoats �! _ 111MM Repel" and Alterations.
'and pauts• Also a good stock of new -� 4 �•^ - ::_ Hamburg steak 394
leather coats-and wisdbrealters, and ON EASY BUDGET PLAN -
Bents' iarnlahlags, at very reason-
Cal
eason-
1CODIPLETE PLU-MBING} INSTALLATIONS -
- ° 'yule Call •and be convinced. � � •. - .. .: •
"A SUHWARTZ "
,.. - _ • , _ ,AUTOMATIC WATER HEATERS
;yl Hood St.. West. Osibai.r+-
PHONE: Toronto - HO. 4748
N RU HPr COR�tE-i? BEEF 45c I
.
. - SLAbWOOD 8
¢'he L A 1Badts sale 214Y ibCOi► r CiR " CL]i&.NED, BVb�'JBtD O
trorted from April 2:3 to APRIL ti _•, _ QIidDED. I '
lkt of itcow to be sold on We love s• !arse gviamu r of Glovoeoment Approved seed Olean: - �
another pale Ing: plant
of t6L Is.oe. _ ;�, 90ATWOQT2 AMA" liIONDIT SHOP
06.00 PM OURS, Brougham, Ontarlo _ +
[iHORG{`.r• IL WOOD QLone Pick 4 -
- Yaw and "IMI is MM
AMMM
l tritolb� z -ti
\ - yL. -
' - . ," '. . ' '• .-. e._., = _ _____ - ltrs dQesw '� _ -_�- �
epy4 �. and 1[ra fiefs With
vow
- • 3/eGfll returned to SISMIa with ties r � l** secIn ond d World Wer home TWA " vemo � N
_�►IICr.Kit VN►TJ• etsnlq
j _ �• iR! 1lhr at husband on GuadsY- troopw with the Cs- fes t� slur s o1 o i0�■.
tilrli► sympatpw 01 the eve lie waned sa Tank Oorgs la Frou" Thr lysR meetlai
+i �� seoi4 � LOW Os•t to yqA. A "rtlM in The deeDin extended to Mr. and undine Armyjed_ d School vmodsti0the a vas QisDe •
Of lymaaitY 8 and Holland. He-duaw �, Mrs. Phi•, 'Drs=dent d!
--- -- �� $dF813 t3ass c m muss. Ther "Y oft Mrs. Maynar is the death o1 their Sunnyb ok Hospital oa 8aaday ca !
_
April iT. Som is Toronto he mor-
Rouse Hills A of 80>r
�`•�i Nil YIIA AQiID.---- ed to Cherrywooid As a boy and a- 'Tim kms sad nrpow .
- _ PICKERING andver School uch aced a
aprth adds Smith sleet Ofiarkot Au 3� tteade� cherrywood school. Ain he vert mach s1yDledsted sad Deo• �
of a bright, cheerful disposition he ,F"oy, M• a. R• M's"' ;� '
APRIL 30 _ _._JE�E�L�.RY tui. Dr. N.Y
SAT. I has lead a host of friends. His Bin -gins kham outlined b#sr-'wart- with X*'
Joblia o1 Port Pest with and musical abillLY were enjoyed school children_ which prorod,gnitf
Mt doable h8riiees. W1111tSnson Plow, �� en spending hes vacation b9-g}L-gt his return from over- a & Mas, Donald Ylh1t
Bert g. duck- bee sister o Henry Westae7• seas he had spent same time in Ch- a fine musical nstmbom
Det $-selc. harrow; -ha Quan- •• Gunter, Ham- and •,Sunny'brook for
f� lart antily Clarence and Mm• Orley Park The hur meeting will be a •atolls
fila dont sand whi+tileisees: tri' visited her parents, W. H. WATCH and CLOCK treatment. on Thurs. Apr. 28 Proceeds is aid
Tenter Chain; Steel a1le; and Mrs. Westney over Easter. R'AC' 'Mr. and Mrs. J; Rennie and gra iqn, Officers and >0s -
k: Forks; Sewing ,met; Step ,Considerable seediriS has been - ndson. David called on Mrs -Fenney
_l�iie is on Sunday. ecutive hope a large numberSim will'
Mone One "' he prpcant -
reported to Have sown Lhe rs Mr, and Mrs. Pudney have
Wagon jack; Plow wheels;
test runnels, Quantity Biza- ening peas in this section:
da. ,canvas; Corn Sheller;ir t airs. Wan. Puckrin is still in the
bolts; Neckrokes; , SD Oshawa Hospital and very little Im- 1gsiLY
ra*kuUe; Hatchet; Quant provemeut is �being
shown in her
le - saw;
titY electric wire, Plane arid. condition. Pratt em loved by Prop RE
:.. Scythe:Grontn
Pair car chains, Crown ,bliss Barbara P sent n$ p, a row ----
gear for '23 Buick. Roller 108; Pr' with her Parents. Miss PSOiVE?
- ; --horse-clippers; 2 Car wheels; Hay the holiday school r �
knife; Buggy whip; Doz: Blain June of Toronto Normal ervice
} ee; 2 Lanterns. yeas also home. and
begs; Water p D -' • sales
Pots and pans; ' Water pipes, Two Dick and Mrs, Winter eg-P
2 Tea kettles; Pair of ;ng were recent
visitors in the co- EILEEN J�►CESOv
lanterns; 4 Flatiron 0
quilting frames: mtmunitY. OFTOMETRI6T
Pans; 10 Crocks; Vinegar ja D
Many members of the. common- � Examined Glasses bitted •
-- ��-
ercla
-A Suilday
ter churn and press; Cream can; ?.
et at the home o2 Geo- and ;Ctrs. y
st
lady's .rubber coat; 4 Pillows; �3 risowu on h themTw?hlin the}rsday of anewehome• 7Flrert Door East of Masonic _
Quilts: Nutmber of books;air lady s lull -: LORNE C. WHITE
ne chairs; Floor lamp; P hey presented them with a clock
golosh-'� Gnu s
MM
ton- r'arRners w,SWug--tO
tare frames; Oil da @;� tS GIF 011hSwu Fair Phone 197 J 2 I PICKERING---__==
Sue,
-Crokinol'e ° --- -
soalesi 3 poles. 8De Ca A ca=r quested to make their oats - -- �$
-era; Glade cuyboacd; ce a; and barley entries at once-
bo;,.See
Coucb-bed; Scrag Iron. The dog by-laws of the township -
are along the right lines. It is Just For
Wm, Hno:, siert- bale at 1=80 as correct as the by-law that pro- ,
iisirms Cash
an habit's bulls to run at large o; ev-
Wm. al.ALw en in the field. REAL 'VALUES
The Turners who were reported
last week as moving onto the ah- -
ack property on the 4th, are leav- In
o ' lag to return to Toronto. this week.
putty s Garage It seems they did not know of the HARDWARE L ,%� s
- ECL'llJ bY:lawsand condet ingtitheoDlace had swDacatCL/ OZ'� 5 C"�C
O.NE-WEirl► SP tiding,
pHO�E: Pj(,jU tL-iG 159NV- been torn -off by Someone-
/
ALVIN' BUSEBY ,
- use trailer, fully -equipped
4&
sleep .four $250-00Cherrywood�-
$mall trailer, half -con, hem 50.00 • • - Sold by A. J • Ali
made • r""" We are `sorry to hear �drs. ,John .
orders & San
g:w-beel otsco.bullt t suer
e15B4O0 Petty had the misfortune to .tall
reg. $186.50....Y y -
new Ond fracture a bone in her wrist. GREENWOOD
gam's Barden tractor. new '210. 8195.00 A largq number from our comae- NORMAN GRAHAM
cultivator .... reg. $ unity attended the service at the
gara8s' Gtaager tractor, new
-" - - 4 1-2 h. p• •writh cultivator Friday ale United Church on Good Qoeaee1h 1- pj � ins e
. $441.50 ........ ........ . $425.00 Friday maraitlg.
There was a large attendance at ���� Mgthillery .
Empire garden tractor,., Fun Line of Coo
'-- - IJaed $75.00 our church to hear the. easter me-
plow and cult. _. _ - __
0 Otaco water systems, 25 and, lively on
added r toathenOccu- �T8
alae. n
60 cycle, new largeICW � -
='ei. $146.50................$12.5.00 ion, ot" Mari- t30f+'T DRINKS Fore and o espy
Mrs. Truer and family
,s generator. (welding) used
75.00 bank and Mrs. J, W. McGill of Sar- I PICK. ibSJ
Sar -
nth new $115 st $75.00.
ase uaD
used 26.00 Gia spent a week with
their par- E: =•
li,arge pedestal grader, u $
- 9 -Toa chain hoist, near new $35.00 d0ose Hs4soes Saab WestsAq
]{ 8. P. Elec• Mtor. 550 T. new
&00 s► ■�. To -I P. IL
i refs. 1129.00
...jat .... $95.00 -NQ'WNHAM* a� .� �..
6 Oil tasks. l0o.gal each .... $20 00
,2 Steel water troughs, app:
150 S ..... $15.00
Rotary
wateF each
belt, $15.00 Nursery gxm >1 WTrI"Oft
Eltoeoatboard motor. 3 h. lik
0
$50.00 SHADE -TREES, FRUIT TREES rum
PICK
is8 7 1 •
CURRA�PTS, ' ROSES
new BERRIES Zp _
II 21.1ti-pull 'tence stretchers BE also F`araaoes
AND L1f _ . •
UBS Alvei
N'!cW -
18 7 5 at .. $15.0.0 FZQWZ;R END.
IAALLS 8 �vm - s0' .� ♦><If�
new, reg. $ ..... �
2 Farm scufilers, Otaco, all
PERENNIALS
Alt Ca■ditionia Yssess pipit !
. . _ s'1'ANDdRD AND
steel, new reg• $23.85 at $20.00 Place alders flow, For SPT %9
Filtm� IIaits sad Samidltesy ` �!►fTPOAd AXD Md�Y
Quantity Ford -Ferguson 'Plow IT. BV�'TI:IG : RQD1'VIAN -
1.10 Delivery
points, E and 10.}a, ........., 1 ;
I _ John ''B. White
i . $000 Roller and ball bearings
-used and re -conditioned, all phone: plci. b0 , 8 1 ! i -
sizes, each . .............................. $1:00 Sale. �,�. Sheet h4etal Wor ks j`,..T,'l oK, saovasa>r •: '
-Pb,. of OM lr*Er nm*dWW
:.: DOORS OPFN8.3(1 P. Vii, ST TQDQR BTR AJAX
w
v 'TWO compl F.TF. SHOWS ,
0 1 11GHTLl
and 9.� P..0 SUS LINES LTD
_� / MATINE 1;: �..t, ...u� r. 1I DANFORTH
'1Pa'P BOQI� • i�dii ;1
P113T BOUND FEAR 1hOR'N _ ,,r. U. ]I. s � Ms ..t
P. X. P. JL P. M. A. M. A. M. -
TiiCRtiU.11'. 1'x.11)_11', r.�'t'URDAl" - aPft1G •21, 22,� -
- IT'S _3 UI�;LY-DILLY DEfIAGIlT! -
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=- -- �.� Heart __ a a
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1.45; b.4bl. 2 OOi 0.001 9.15 may WA Dv>�s i.zi LW ��... .
r 1,nd 13013BY DRISCOLL J1i 1.261 l.ii�-
�t:�rru:o: Bl',R . I� I:5 10.101 6.101 225110.251 940 iO t �'J a p• jM ;'� 6j
Gaols by TECHNIC't)Lt)` 10.241 6.201 2.35110A51 9.50 i
p},! j: - JOE \L:UU.aI{,,� t'O\IEllY ti?t l L.aTE�T WORLD
10.351 6.3a5i 2.50110.b011005 7•� S• l� 6� S�
I : ' Brawn's Careers 7.45) 8.4�1t.b'll 4" L48
NEWS; �� F'F:i:.�l_. � _tthi, w„eel: 3uierman ti�ill Le 1Qggl 6.381 2.010.53110-08
also �n. SATI'HD_ -1 1! aT1�E'E U\LYI. 7,401 8.4011Zbq _:_,�
,10.401 6:401 2.55110.55110.10 4bwn Line
(a,t.it;u )t'`E l/.11'�:. �l(l� li_tl to l li[I).37� _ _ • 10.b91 6.501 5.05 1L05110.20 - - - -
Markham 7.80 8.30112.4b1 s 1i LLN
11.001 7.001 5.15 .15110.30 est HiII 7.201 8.t0112.E5i 4•N1 k -
rEt t L '.•,.2c, 27, L'R,_t •. _ 7.151 15:15112;NI 4.001
.
11.051 7.1751 3.20111.20110.35 Giec+a �
�.2a s.2or2s.5o1 SAM '
-
est
Ye�IfS7-.--",_ 11.101 7.101 3.25!11.2311D.40' ane - -7 Q07 B QOf12:261 a.4t>s1 11�0
11.201 7.201 5.3511.45110.Fi0 �LTem
D1IL7. REDUCTION 1N FARE$ jWj, Q79VE SE►PTirItIEER 20th . FROM TORC�1M -
Iftglo ran "tam, rare
TO :;,' • • LOCUST HILL
our Lives _
t _ To >a>Ro27ax car
To
DIGHT SAYI�IG TIME
11iF.RE AT REGCI3R PRICFB
SEW=
_.
Y
. D dOv! s=w
S_OaY N ,
scales, 3 Mah poles. Spear; Cam-
are requSeted to make their oats
Glass cupboard; lee box; A
and barley entries -at once-
-..!Couch -bed; Scrap iron.
The dog by-laws of the township
are along the right lines. It is Just
"Win. Knox, clerk --Sale at 1.30
as correct as the by-law that pro
worms Cash aucdoneer_
hibits bulls to -run at large or ev-
W.m. 3JL4,W
en in the fields,
The Turners who were reported
last week as moving onto the sh-
ack property on the 4th, are leav-
Dinty's Garage
ins to return to Toronto this week.
It seems they did not know of the
ONE-WEEK - SPECLUS
by-laws and the notice On the bu-
condemani ' ng _ the place had
PRONE: PI CKEfU'.%G 13DAV-
_11ding
been A off by s=eone.
torn
Rouse trailer, fully equipped
sleep tour ......... ; ....... . .... $250.00
Cherrywood
4 andws 200%
Sea aw BW no MW W&T at
McGill returned to Ban' with tier
husband on Sunday,
nard w2w), w" in i;ip a4 7ow. A
v,%tersa of,** Second World Was,
Me SOWAAM 946944
Stanley Taylor, 02 2%oft" ft 66
the 1 property of
Low Geist to TOO. Advortift In
The deepest sympathy of the co-
Ite served as a trooper with, the Ca-
home for the smAss vaes*w
Zola!x4ramm
7
tbw Cotumn& They Pay an
ygynnalty is extended to Mr. and
'Mrs. Maynard In the death of their
naclian Army Tank 0orps in Frames,
BeIgulim and Holland. He died in
The fkft mootto m of a
and School Amocistlon was Quttwdi
OKllIw VILLAGN
Sunnybrook Hospital on Sunday
success. Mra PhtA6 president 09 00
April 17. Born
Rouge Hills Association spoke ca
north adds Smith 3906t Market
Audley
PICKERING
ed to Charrywood As a boy and a-
'6
SAT. APRIL 30
.. .
tteude�d Cherrywood school. Always
he
and School Assoiclattap. Wkwh - 'Vag
much &pprodated
To am
P
]ERY
of a bright, cheerful disposition
ry
joblin of kort Perry has
JEW EI
bad a host of friends. Hft singing
fnl. Dr. May Filkey, M, 0. H. 39w -
duck�
been kei vacation with
been ape
and musical ability were exiJoyed
-kham outlined Ws vroak with pria--
Nat $-am Set 24*6.
Quan-
ILer "or Kra. Henry Westuay.
by all. Staft We return from over-
school children which proved qt Up,
*
Soot harrows; tity bay;
�Xrq. GiAnter. -Ham
iku
I
MINE
seas he had spent Some time in ch-
enlightening Mrs, Donald
X
doubjett;qss jjjd-� roes'.
Steel &*Is;
Ilton, visited her parents, W. H.
WATCH and CLOCK i
Orley Park and Sunnylbrook for
added some fine muiteal uUmber%,
.:Pick; Tether chain;
Stop
and kre. Westney over Laster.
'
MWAMING j
treatment.
The nert meeting will be & oathsig
Saw; Forks; Sewing basket,
3-Car,Jadm;
iconaiderable seeding has been
Mr. and Mrs. J•- Rennie and gra-
on Thurs. Apr. 28 Proceeds in aid
jXddar; knower stead.
done this Past week. Jim Cowie is
ndson David called on Mrs. Fenney
of the association. Officers and Ex-
Wagon Jack;' Flow wheels; Stone
reported to have sown the first Oa-
IT ■F.
on Sunday.
ecutive hope a large number will
Quantity glass, Bin
Nu runners, Qu
r-
ening peas in this section.
'still
Mr. and Mrs. Pudney'have re:.
be present.
der to canvas; corn Sheller;
%r i 1 0 -_
M-ys. Wju. Puckrin is in the
r
bolts; Neckyokes;
le g-rawknife; Hatchet; Quan
Oshawa Sad *QC9 Wtl-
orovement is being shown in her
Bc
7.
Plane and Raw-
t1ty. electric wire; ' '
condition.
VFRWAFFtf
Scythe; Pair ear chains; . Crown
gear for '23 Buick. Roller log: Pr.
Hay
Bias Barbara Pratt employed by
Canada Life Co., Toronto, spent
Glen Knapp'- Prop i
9
REFR
IG
E
RAT
ION
-horse-clippers; 2 Car wheels;
the holiday with her parents. Miss
'knife; Buggy whip; Doz. grain
June of Toronto Normal school
PHONE 287
• bags; Water pipes; 2' Lanterns;
Two
was also home.
Pots and pans Water pipes,
Dick and Mrs. Winter Of Picker-
-PAIr of•
SII
silt vigitors,
X7
Iff
V
quilting frames; 4 Flatirons; a
Pans; 10 Crocks' Vinegar jar; Doz
an 'members o
My
OPTOMETRIST
Jelly molds. Doz. glasses; Good but-
or_. ss; C rea Ea cab-
Ity and W. A. and Sunday school,
-- - - - - home P-- ot Geo. and Mrs.
Eyes Examined Glasses Pitted
Tuesday Evenings Pickering
&
Commercial
_ti -
lady's rubber coat; 4 Pillows; 3
met at theDomestic
k t
Brown on ThursdaY Of last wee 0
7 - 10 P. M..
Quilts;.Nu=ber of books; 3 Antiq-
wish them well in their new home,
ne chairs; Moor lamp; Fair lady's
Some Pic -and
They presented them with a clock
First Door East of Masonic
LORNE
Ce WHITE
goloshes and gauntlets;
other articles.
tune frames; Oil drum; Wagon ton-
Fariners wilmijing to enter the
PHONE PICK. 48.
- --------
Cue: Crokinole board; get Stilyard
crojj Com -petition of Oshawa Fair
scales, 3 Mah poles. Spear; Cam-
are requSeted to make their oats
Glass cupboard; lee box; A
and barley entries -at once-
-..!Couch -bed; Scrap iron.
The dog by-laws of the township
are along the right lines. It is Just
"Win. Knox, clerk --Sale at 1.30
as correct as the by-law that pro
worms Cash aucdoneer_
hibits bulls to -run at large or ev-
W.m. 3JL4,W
en in the fields,
The Turners who were reported
last week as moving onto the sh-
ack property on the 4th, are leav-
Dinty's Garage
ins to return to Toronto this week.
It seems they did not know of the
ONE-WEEK - SPECLUS
by-laws and the notice On the bu-
condemani ' ng _ the place had
PRONE: PI CKEfU'.%G 13DAV-
_11ding
been A off by s=eone.
torn
Rouse trailer, fully equipped
sleep tour ......... ; ....... . .... $250.00
Cherrywood
,Small trailer, half -tan, home-
marls .............................. . . $50:00
I -It trailer
We are sorry to bear Mrs. John
Phone 197 J 2 1 PICKERING
B ""Zatchfv-
odk Chick St�,rteyo
a
&
Jill,
-2-w us
new ......
tier wrist. -A. J. Morden & Son
reg. $186.50_..$156.00 Petty had the misfortune to fall
garden tractor, new, with -Sold b
and fracture a bone In b y
95-00 A largq number from our comm!_ .... reg. �21_0....$l NORMAN GRATFAINI
Barnes' Granger, tractor,, new unity- attended the service at., the 7 -GREENWOOD
4 1-2 h. A with cultivator WhItevale United Church on Good ownerBrock R& MW X06 IL
reg. $441.50 ................ . . . $425-00 Friday morning. Phone: PidLering iftj
Vaed Empire garden tractor. There was a large attendants at
plow and cult. ..................... $75.00 our church to hear -the af�erme-
�2 Otaco water systems, 25 -and, asage on Sunday morning and the GROCERM Full Line of Cocksbutt Machine".
..go cycle, 'new large size, lovely flowers added to the occas
reg. $146.50 .................. $125.00 ion. ICU Cam"
Ges generator. (welding) used Mrs. Tyner and family of Marl- I Sorr DIUNIKS
-bank and Mrs. J W. McGill of Sar -
one =031th, ]For 'Sale and on'Dis ay
new $115 at $75.00
Pl.
Marge pedestal grinder, used $2&.00. uJo, spent a week with their par- .,Jwxm: PICK. 168j
I -Ton chain hoist, near. new $35.00-- ------ -----
H. P. Elec. motor. 550 7. new
obere lea 2160h week"!3
yet $129.00 ..... .... $95.00 aft ML W TO TAG IN AL
2 Oil tanks. 100 -gal each ... $20 00 GAS AM 00d
2 Steel water troughs, approx.
160 gals. each . . ......... ...... $15-00
Rotary water pump. belt. .... $15-00 7
Nursery
LitlPoutboard motor. 3 h. liko FOURFFJM ZSTDUTHS
now .... $50-00 SH"S TREF-9, FRUIT TREESPOOPS PiQ6.
188.1 1
BERRIES - C1:RRA_1M R0628
0. Multi -pall stretchers
new, reg. $18 75, at ........ 7... $15.00 FWN17-iRl�NG, SHRUBS AND Qwuoy Warm A* Furnaces.
FsT= Stuff lers, Otaco, all NNW AND USICD
A* Coaditionin,- syriessei 72L&OIXM
steel, new reg. $23-95 at $20.00 coc�v 30
---QXaztity Ford -Ferguson plow Place Orders Now For SprtAgWEANDARD AND ROWCWP AZA0
points, 8' and 10 in. Delivery PUt4w Units aum
nd Hid1twe
V=i MACEOM AXD MACM=Y AM AMA
�5000 Roller and ball bearings
EMM) Er. BVIVMN G
used and re conditioned, all -RODMAN -John 119 White
stres, each ....... . ............... $1.00 Was AXt. - Phone: Pick. 50 J 3
Sheet Metal Works
*4 &TAT= WWUGHAX MMM: 1IABWEAM It 13
MOOR14 IOPRN 6.30 P. NIL
07 TUDOR STP, "A "Phiaw C* Wrftv 'renr Raqwhide"
OrWO. COIVIPIYTF SHOWS . . . . . . .
IGHTLY
.7.00 and, 9.00 P. M. - 71
NLATX'%EE-. Saturday • 2.00 P. 31.
A
MARKIL-INI, ONTARIO -.7DANFORTH- BUS LINES LTDO.
4..
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f D4MY REDUCTION IN FARES xw7zcTrvE sEPTZM]5ZR 116th FROM TOR01M
slagle plaft Me". Van
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V :-Our .. -Lives. .
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To
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-DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME) - IA:
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HERE, AT P.EGV1
AR PRJCR-4
wM�rMgtal�/��a/Ma!
f .:.
should be planted about this far --
/ Vii::'• ,••:�'. apart Rows should be from U
NO�a -3
',;..,,N v
GREEN inches to 2 feet apart. Corn is -us
LET i �; wily planted from 3 to C.
seeds to rj C�� ,. ,.ye• T - a
L:,"• '~ r"e THU a hill, about 18 inches apart each
US:j "e.•°�o '; ,� smug W% nr rows 2 io 3 feet apart
j z ( t ties.
s ivN way ,� Y NEELra Mrs. M. ruubr «� .: :' •9th -..C4i require at least 18 ..fir �„• r• -r..� 1 n N
{.I�l '� ifp 06446 • a e t Rev. A. J. Heal, J: A. eundn:rine +�auash and
THAT
.re „ped, o„h, STORE HOURS the worahhip service, :.
TI�At -0--edsb
—.-__Week Days: a lady missionary of S. A misa`�i:e � - �� � S
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—s1a+Mcswp,+adlw• u g,BO �, to g,OO P. M. will be U, our churel You are in-
-: PRESCRIPTION t., �d�: wed:
vi,Mr. and Mrs. Ross Turns;, Tcr-
le eO P M, to 5.00 P. M. e
to, spent the weeL••prd, with 11 r. .
and Mrs. Frank Turner, — -.
wry—prPhn" '6. - _
J• ROSell and Buy The May Way at
Cost o _ Advertise a
. -- •The �:= -Store - - iw.a a t t YOU. .d rtise t
the" Columns. They DAY off .
DICKERING V Y WEST HILL +0 w
Phone: 88 phone: Scar, PUBLIC NOTICE
DOGS RUNNING a' L.3RGE 1• �
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IMP~ 110,111,110"
Dogs are deemed running at large
when on public or private property Se{ f -serve Groceteria
also of Brown's Corner. other than that of the owner, and
Wh�tevale j In the morning s�houl, t-.rvire, not under conerol of any person.
Mr, J. Lumley displayed some bra- Bylaw No. .1750 provides penalties MAPLE SYRUP 186 oz.
Under the parental root for the uttful pictures on the Easter Sea- for: -- r• ' - ;
holiday were: Miss. lrens Pugh, son. 1, No owner of any female dog AIZ.KEA Vegetable and Beet SOUP B for isle
Bruce Buckles, Miss Doris Wtii+oa: Mrs. Randall leaves on Saturday . shall allow or permit, while in heat,
p
a within the .
nce E e
ti_ builds in o to run at lar 870
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n h a. such B
'Randall and threeimo t Y g' dog .. _
• las Connie Ran for E s ge FirOUR . - • , __ —
M �D[
Parke i t the Township of u-�"� ------
Ronald Williams, Mrs' E. Y land. : �..,., . Muaiciyal tY o D -,-
----tad=Pgi7i�e`telr Mt-sari-Mme.-tY.- - --
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1101ts, Mr. and Mrs, Earl Campbell 8ervinis Beady Is 1 minute
28c
S, No owner shall allow any dog J;�tCfi'9 Instsui p'OTATOTB 1A
"wtth_Mr. •and Mrs. John Twsv3die. Green �■Ve;• to run at large during the months
spa A TIAM ER APPLES $ltced' 8B oz. toe
Yr, and Mrs. Csuthere and two of May, June. and July within the
small dough"ra, spent Sunday with limits of the Municipality, with the ---
Mr. and Mrs. J. Tweedie. Win Isobel Stewart, 'Din. Prit- esception of farm dugs, seed or eau- i(®N94/Y'S gj�.�1, 1-8 �� PW Quart
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>ttrs Wa11s acrd c,Dildren 5901 . chard, Mr, and M• W. Dzviee, of ployed in the Care of cattle or ,
tits s, W.7 wi+.b Mrs. M. C}nf:'u. Lepside4 srpettt, the holiday week- aheep-_ -
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Mrs. R*ndall had th.) United and with Beason and Mrs. Drapor• 3. No person shall' allow their dog PVRKF WIRTE BONNY 9 .ibs. • • d8c
Murch ljruranu,tild0corstpd with Ulm Oltve Carter, Tr-) ito spent o become a nuisance (such as byfares •tey . dalstodlls sad ti►s holiday with lLrs. A11aa Mieh� e�ceesive barking. howling or un-
tuii he Ea nes Service airs •11. Al duly bothering 'pedestrians or bie- _
BRevenson, cS Brown's t;orners._v+as.. Min..Saxell Michell. of Toronto, cylist0 on any roadn►sy.
.soloist. She also gang wt! b air Ed. sipant the west -Cad under the par- `dbw0a�p of Fickdrua
Bruce In a lovely rue., accompan. eaW roof. . _
Ll on tis:• piano by Mrs W ilsoa, MW Margo W11gon arrived bome Lloyd T. 900100904 _
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_ DANK 0
• e B�aEon
5c lb
- S lR t
it oin o' nd S eak : �6►9c
Smoked Ham half or wb ole 9c
1 .. ..
,
Fre am
er
MARKET
_ . ust
_.. - .. one Pie >M
• _ _ _ • R'0 gni
I�jd irust mimrore thanyHardware
-Pickering'
THE BAN K's the place for my money. I always put - _,. GENERAL _ L
-
.! , - - rN M {f�1 AAA DD
HARDWARE
• part of my pay into my bank account — otherwi9e it and
._
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f
__burns a hole in my pocket. I guess I trust the SUPPLIES
bank re than I trust myself! I figure that's one -
. mo
•. " _ Je S. BALSDON and SON
.reason why my savings have been building up
_.
he way they have
W'
. reen�
Ano -
, The Easter Communion Service .
Another reason I m sold on a bank account is EGGS
` was good. The male quartet and
n tine
the choir rendered two Easter.
that I always know just where •I stand.. All I have to se:ections. FOWL
y, fhe Folk Craft : are busy here l .
2 y p this week with many kinds of work
do 1s take a look at ni ass -book. They're a lot a and lectures
on Educational pub- I BROILERS
• ects are very interesting. l�
_ - —=•— i The Everwere Brush Co. held a
better bookkeepers than I am. _ Demonstration of their wares at
s• E. Trim
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the home of \Ir and \lr .-CHICKENS
1t ` ble on JIonday evening.
- Silas Carol .McVey, Toronto Tea- PRING LAMBS
'What's more, what's In my pass -book is my buslnese, ching Staff is visiting her many
_ friends here this week.,
Air. and Dlrs,. Henning nd . the
and I can count on the bank people to keep thein' .; son, of Oshawa, spent tern. with VEAL CALVES
h1
an Mrs. Ian M as and
j
mouths shut about it. And that suits me just finet family. HOGS
3 Mise ..udrey Pegg, of Oshawa, is
i
as Week.w her
Mr. M t33e Ea »..
.. _
'�a n: atm
.. ._ ; • _ _ ",. � .LARD, _—
s�pea ng er
East -
cousins, and rs "8p lb. pail ;8.1f0,...,..
. • ee
1 • '
wood.Bell-
The
t •. ' 'r '�. .F " Fontaine, spent Easter with Mrof and
prodnoer's Be09 11Lrk IS
} _ Morden.
Pickering Farms
Mrs. A. J.
Mr. and SmiToronto,
:
FByersor
Mrs, .Bye='
Visited Mr and �
�Edr sand Mrs. hose Disney wdre
_ .. Disney Limited
Going to Y•�► Wnk h eo1 � - with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. e t �`m•
:4 Brooklin, on Sunday.
.. _ his having M deal whit v algia + - .
Mr and Mrs. F. M. Cmapmsn and WJ�TBY 88A _ 11TGHT on n3�
6uwau--but that's how !t would -'
1<Rs. and vire. Hugh. Milier and the
fermi were elf with Mrs. W. F.
1 b WHiTDY, ONTAIU�O
b• under grate ` _ Gl'bsoa' oa Sunday.
Plan to attend the Niautrel Bhow
. f tai 00 itinroh fere tonight, aeon-
y a w" 0? the W. I.
_
t 1' !_O: N S_O R .1 0 a Y r O V t 64 N .� , 't„"'•,.'-- .� ..
•- ' '� rye.: '
y t
Il tl T:H ' I A S I,
` Many years ago they used to have
'4 gag about a man who was very
round-shouldered - the reason 'for
, Ibis being 'that he was continually
patting himself on the back And
*bile there are many things to be
said against such a Inethod of self-
tongratulation,' there is one thing in
;,;,,,,. ,� should be planted about t�ids
T I SING
f % ! ' s: ' spirt Rows should be from
:•:ry ..::Y.:�.-� .
EN
lecher to 2 feet apart Cora
6 seeds
ually planted from 3 to sXUR"Al STOCK
r
THUMB a hill, about c�i�ts apart RAPIDENSE CHINESE ELIC, the most rapid.-
tr feet apart dense growing shrub. for the thickest, quick-
Pirmerm, Hobbleats: 6 -in -1 Pa••
Manan ahop: Lathe, Drill Press Circular'Zflt,.s est hedge. Plant one foot apart. 11 inch alae,
r .>';�LlL00:• star laadu, Grinder. One mot rates complets 12 cents each. Johnson's Nurseries. Kingston, are Write Warco Greve • dU unit: Portable. Free Illustrated o e . to.
Limited. Toronto' LOCKEWEAVE, COMO, P.Q. NURSERY STOCK, special prier-zvrru -
�� A SPLENDID opportunity of becoming Your bushes, Plum trees. grape vines. Matthews'
own basal Retell our 260 Guaranteed CK"PION ELECTRIC GRAIN GRINDERS• Nurserles.' R. 9. St. Catharines. 'Ontario.
- household neceisitles including the fall- line- -QLtt Rollers and, Milk -Coolers. Rotors 1n RESERVE ORDER now for -spring delivery.
stook. Heavy Duty Products. Preston. Out. - - -
tldde■. In a territory of your Choice. Five labelled leaves of newer African Violet
action for his money Part time agents considered. Hundreds of one. ATTENTION FARMERS! Introductions $1.00. Instruction■ for rooting.
• cess em ex agents startWwith a borrow. Tress cut down and corded $3.00 a cord soft, Ruth Campbell, Wales. Ontario.
horses. In spite of severe criticism ed $16 or $50. No risk -it to worth a trial. $6.00 hard. Grover Bros.. Expert Tree Fellers
Travelling equipment essential 'In rural dis•' 98 Seaton St., Toronto. CARAOA1+lA--For that better hedge
for racing an immature three-year- tricts Business is good. Write to -day for $10 00 Per hundred. Northern Fruit Trees --
old so early in the season, he in- detail■ and FREE catalogue. FAMILIm. ALUMINUM ROOFING & SIDING anatsi Plum. cher�'HWill
y rastand
40 ee.%sw-
sisted on starting SCEPTRE in the 1low
600 Delorlmier, Montreal. Cro■a Crltnped Corrugated ctl}and ribbed styles. berriea, currants. Taylor Nureerie■. Box 173.
g 6 to 10 ft. length■_ edfats delivery from
SEEKING EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 2lmmfn■, Out.
Lincolnshire, run in March. Com- .took Write for sample■ and atimatea Roel BEST CERTIFIED well rooted strawberry. and
„ Automatic fire alarm system, ben chains Distributors Limited. 600 Cherry OIL. Toronto. -- - --'
pared to the "Classics" which came thermostat operation. No wiring necessary. SIAMESE KITTENS cherry trees Invest norwgfor p%[itsswrittei
later, the Lincolnshire was just a very an be ea proposition in
for active fronts.
as it can be easily cold to every home for lite Females, Pedigreed, $86.00. Sunshine Cattery, for. prices. Henry Glecoft, Box 8, Oshawa,
cheap race; but Sievier insisted An- protection: Few choice territortes stili open -108 Bleeeker St., Toronto 5. Ontario. Ontario.
you are sure of at least a certain
amount of back -ala pping, which
- might be lackingf'
1 you -waited for
others.
» >s a
'
Anyway, away back about the first
- or'second week in anus
January, we eased
the minds of our host of readers-
- -
all three of them -by issuing our
annual hockey predictions. (It will
' perhaps be recalled that around
about that time a team by the name
of the Toronto Maple Leafs were
showing signs of slipping right out
of the league.)
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So here in art is our anuar
_ + part, J Y
forecast. "When everything is
washed up and the, real hocksweeksold.
meaning e p yo _s - itBill
will be found that the Smythe -Day
-- method has paid. off again, This
_.__method, -11;1 case you don't know
about .it, consists in .having three
teams -one on the way up f loin l
the minors, one at the Maple Leaf
-Gardens, and the third on the «'ay I
back to the minors.
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In other words, as hockey is
played today, quality it important
enough, no. doubt,••but it isn't one-
two -three as compared with quantic
going ahead, backing the mare for
something like thirty thousand
p0 ands,
� _ # e # �
He lost • after a bad start, b a
! y
scant head. Undismayed, Sievier
alt out to win the Two Thousand
Guineas. He trained her himself,
and his faith seemed justified when
she won handil Two days later
y' yloo
she started in'the the One Thousand
Guineas -and in Spite of losing a
shoe right after the start,' finished
weftrn front. �
s •'
_. ._._ .
The Derby came next: Sievier
had backed the mare -in the future
books --getting odds Of 33 to 1,
she had inade buch an revchick
cion on the. fans that, at post -time,
p
she was only even money. But, like
an many Dlerby favorites, SCEPTRE
got Shuffled around a bit, finishing
fourth to ARD PATRICK.
"- e' a ".
Most folks would have thought
the mare deserved a rest. But not
Sieber, T"w'o days after the Derby
SCEPTRE started in the fl. ks--
t
and won, It was the same story
at Goodwood=beaten• by Royal
Laiveer, .then a winner two "days
S'
For further details write to P.O. Boz 17.
Station T.. Montreal.
BLANKETS CLOTH YARNS
Batts made from Your own sheep's wool, or if
you•have old woollens or cotton we will is.
make them into beautiful blankets or robes.
Write Brandon Wallen Mills. Brandon, Man.
p ,ECT AND. BEAUTIFY
your property at lowest cost with prefabrlo-
ated wood'itickec fence: Your secttoaa elx fget
jorig and flue poste backed in carton all ready
Yg--fa 1. anyone can put it up. Write for de-
fella now, Manufacturers 'Sales company. 116
Young Street, Montreal t.,
CENTRAL NURSERIES LTD,
For first quality Fruit and :Shade Trace.
Shrub■, Evergreen■, Roses, etc. Ge -as
Prices Cata ague. \ -
e.
GLADIOLUS. Special offer for ti bt +e
only 100 large bulbs. Iib-Lordate varieties.
mixed colours $4.00. Don't miss thin. R. a..
Murray. Norval, Ont.
F Raspberry Canes. Healthy stock. 14,90
_
per 100' JOE. NUISKEB. , - -
daorgaastoa. Ontario.
OPPORTUNITIES for MEN and WOMXN
125,000 FOREIGN JOB
OPPORTUNITIES "
Central and South America. Africa, Asia, Eu -
rope. etc. Copyrighted Survey ezplatIIins
where and bow to apply, with list of over 350
select Som,_�Sth-Snrelg&-3nissssla,--82. - ---.
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Inducer a1 Trade Sui've)' Dept 22 100 Ads-
n. , ,
lalde St. W., Toronto, Ont.
RAISE 'HAMSTF,RS. terrific demand! Honey
ma dng Information for stamp. J. Craig,
Boz 724. Saskatoon, Bask.
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E A HA RDRESSER
JOIN CANADA'S LEADING 8raooL
Great 1
Opportunity Learn,
Hairdressing
Pleasanf dignified Drofetlalon, good wages.'
thousands successful 6fartel graduates.
America's greatest system Blustratild caw
logits fres Write or Call
MARVEL BAIRDRESSTNG
SCHOOLS
853 81007 St w , roronto
Branches 4 a t'ft
t 72 Rid -au Street, Ottawa.
ONLY a toy cop 4µ !Cit.. Jlwl LTnitel"-
Genuine few
Dvnp :ex le t.. 16n Dae✓., cloth
bound. Diaxi ms, .11uetraltans, and addf-
ttonal explanamry lector t2. r. wedfatote
publlabers. 34 w.et 47 .�troet. New York 19.
�,y
BOt-Qi'ET Knitting Wools. b'ree Drina list
g _ -
ane color chart Tnrkew•.ava Dept, IL
Como. P. Guetwo,
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BABY CHICKS -'-'
STARTED Chick bargains while they last-
non -sexed. DuIlets, cockerels. E, 3, 4, 6, and
6 week old. Also turkey poults two, 8 and 4
week old. Bend for special sale Driceliht,
Tweddie Cheek Hatcheries Limited, Fergus,
Ontario.
MONKTON Poultry . Farm Cblcko-All- w_s-
can nay is try them. Results tell the story.
sou Breeders vullorum tested and government
banded Write for 1049 price list and cater
locus rtonktort Poultry Farms, Monkton. Ont.
SPECIALS from Bulletin - No. 6 -Relators,
assorted, 11.86; . BAlODB Receivers.
$39.95; No. 1154 Transmitters. $14.95. , Radio
Trade Supply. Co, Ltd., 5.95 Yonge St., Toronto.
1947 FORD Ferguson Tractor on rubber, with
fluid starter, Ploughs and Pulley, 1n good.
condition for $1150.00. Albert Watson, Perth,
Ont. RR. 1. Box 12.
FROM Government banded, blood tested breed-
ars, disease tree, Pullorum clean Light
Sussex, Barred Rocks, Ramp X Rock croea
Oscar Anderson: Troy. Ontario.
WE CAN GIVE prompt delivery on turkey
DOIIw ana,hat•e stillsome available for Mal
and June. Also Start
-
-and 4 week old. Free circular. fiweddle Chick
'and I wee Limited. Fe;scular. wL
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BCPF-OR -, OTOS' batehtng eggs for sale
$1.25 per 15. Urval Cabling, Bright, Ont.
DON'T mins these at.,chick bargains-
2, 3, 4. 5, and 6 weeks old, non -sexed, Dull
eta or cockerels. Allo turkeys, .2, 8 and 4
send for sale rlcelint. To Notch
Sales, Guelph. tarlo.
35 h.p. JOHN DEERE power unit, 11 inch
Vessot grinder. heavy duty mill t fie'
Wither W. Burkholder. Markham, Out. R.R. 1.
too w11P portable Llncol
r, ode . 300 ft. Cable. Write W.
Plane. Stamford Centre. Out.
1947 FORD Ferguson, good u new. oversized
front tires, $rice $1.000. Sherman step-up
sear available. Jim Eccles, Brampton. R. 2.
Phone 837R14.
loo ACRE Tobacco Load: Lot W. R., 1. N. L.
W. R. DIoea, town. Apply W. G. almDeoa.
R.R. No. 3. Newbury, Ont
THERE aren't short tato, There are
; to s heJ
name short cuts to success but very few short
cuts to ■uccem In Poultry raLlag• To be wc-
cessful In the Poultry raking business you_
must atart good quality chicks. For 26 years
Tweddle has been supplying some of Canada's
boa pouftrymra with their chicks. If you
II' have never purchased Twaddle chicks or turkey
Poults before It will Day you to do so this
Year. Day old started chick■, 2 weeks to six
weeks, non -sexed, Pullet* or-cockerels.Older
pullets eighe weeks to la),ng. Turkey multi
I day old two, three and four w«ek old. All from
(Government Approved Pullorum tort?•t breeders.
11 Fre" eatalngue. TweddlA Chick Mitch r.1-
( Ltmital. Frrcurr. Ontarkr
-" I
i' W.0, r m.:.I .1�t,•kens ,it well Sr acs
I producers you eannct do better than'Invest to I
lour
our rombinayon sag and meet producing i
; trains. 12 Pure breeds and 13 cros breed: !
-hoose from,- -Da -okl;-started chicks 1
NNke to a:x weeks, tion-,exeJ. Dulleta or
Old -r pultets eit;ht'woeks to laying.
Turkey poults day o. 2 3 and 4 week old,
' Free catalogue. Top Notch Chick hales.
Guelph. Oncarro
WrSTSIDE POULTRY FAIt)1-1i.O.P. 8tred
BArred Rork and approved HamD s Rock
crossbred rhlgke. Canada accredited hatchery.
Pullorum clean, Far folder and prices write
E. W FisherNeuatadt. Ont,
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BUSINESS OPPOBTGI`1Tllt$1
AN OFFER to every tnveotor-List of -inven•
tions and full information sent free. The
Ramsay ee Rred Patent Attorneys. 811
Bank street, Ottawa. _
UrEIN(i AND CLXl�I,%41 i
i HAVE TOC anything needs dyeing or clean-
Ing? Witte to us for information, We ars
glad to answer your. questions Department
H. Parker's Dye Works Limned, 791 range
Street. Toronto. Ontario, __ -
TARPAULINS ANY SIZE
In heavy waterproofed duck. 'complete with tie
ropes. )our name t•renvilled nn oa:h side and
detivered to )our netirerr stalwn, fir10 86.75:
10x12 $13.26: I:xto 1119.-,5. -Special sizes made
mad« to lir order at 12.•
�,. per square foot.
Please enclose mnney order or cheque with
roar order. All' Inqulrles answe-4 Dcomptly.
Canvas Specialty. Company. 1110 Yonce Street,
Tornmo.
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-'-" HE1.1'-t1A� 1 EU --
WANTED a first-class barber, must be Tell-
able and ■ober. +lady stating wages wanted
to A. O'f:rafka, Trenton, Ont,
SI
N/'SLE YA\, experfeneed fa Trutt and vete-. table grow Ing. Artdy J. O. Pallett, Dundas
Highway, DimW
-T-
GIRL for general house 1n private home,
Good wager, ezceMfonal prlvelegea private
room ■nd liberal time off. small family,
bendix washer. References required. Yrs.
Lerman, 32 Heydon Part Road. Taranto.
oronteaced
Just who the 'Maple leaf opponents
will be in the final finals, -we cannotaid.cockerels.
• exactly Bay, the tea -bag having, .le- _
veloped a split :in the seam. But,
offhand, we wou:d'nt be too aur-
.: prised if it tinned out to ,be: Detroit"
s + a
That, we may say with 'all-be--
g immodesty,
-•eomin immodeS comes pretty
-- close to calling Ones shots. We
Leight also remind you that, in the
very same column, we exclositcly
forecast that the winner of rhe
Kentucky Derby would be a three-
yeas -old, and'that the King's 'Plate
';-'would be taken by a steed which
brat saw the light of day in lanada.
• e a
;- -
5o don't go complaining, when tern
i
too late, that you Iost another chance
-to make yourself rich. Follow our
- tips and you'll end up just -as certain
a winner as you will b joining all
Y Y) g
the Pyramid Clubs you can find,
s e e -
' A writer in an English paper
somebody recently, sent us coca is
memories of one of the really out-
_
standing Turf figures of all tinge-
7Bob Sievier, a man whoho during -his
spectacular Cafttr had winnings -insulated:
and losings-amounting to millions,
and they were millions of rnunds,
not dollars,
» a .e
They, tel[ of an afternootl whrtt
;Sievier took his young daughter to
• the races. After one race was over,
she exclaimed delightedly, "Oh,
liter -Stakes --'-i
; e e
She won four of the Classic races
that year -but still Sievier hadn't
had enough. Two - days after . she
won the St. Le er-a mile and three-
g
quarters grind -he started her 311
the Park Hill Stakes, and save her
beaten, at odds -of Ont -to -five -a
'abort price anywhere, but especially
30 in England
» r s
With SII those rich winnings, one
would have thought that Sievier
would be' well fixed. But his.
-gambling was so reckless that he
found himself troubled with "the
aborta" -sad SCEPTRE was SOtd
for 'the tidy num of 25 thousand
pounds. That same Spring, under
new colors. SCEPTRE nosed out
Sievier's horse HAPPY SLAVE
and beat Sievier out of -one of the
biggest beta he had ever made;
practically- ruininghim-this time
for'-
Ps. Thinking of the way
Sievier hid rub .the gallant almost
to death; there were those who said
it was nothing more or less thanFRUIT
poetic Justice.
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'Maraudingwolf
Packs .are 1n-
wading populated areas of Alberta
This item was read. to a 'lovely
-young teenager, and she exclaimed'
"And that's news?"
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gray, green, tete 'red and Forte* Paints all
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not a surplus Punt -42.93 Per gallon. Quality
guaranteed or mosey refunded, H. L. Stainer.
21 Russell 'street, Tornnto. " Yafl Orders
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Toronto. Booklet of information on request. "
PERSONAL
ASTROLOGICAL Readings. Scientific. Aa -
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REQ,RED for September, 1949. by Kchool
Na -20. Darlington, So11aa Village,
a Protestant teacher car a sand ungrrded
school of about 20 pupils. Salary ,81.800 nr - -
better to the right Person, C. E. Shortrldge:
Secretary -Treasurer, RR. 1', Hampton,"Ont .
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TURKEYS FOR SALE T
WHI'T'E HOLLAND Poults now available. of
ficially banded and blood tested. Picked for
the lineal in their. type,. 375.00 Per hundred. '
Acres Turkey Farm, Patflcla Nicholson.
Amherstburg• Out.
waV'TEu. -� -
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phone. Hamilton Beauty supply Co, 310
on
E,, Bamlltan. Oni-- " -
Waisted At Once
.: HORSE RADISH ROOTS
8c per ,lb.
We Pay Shipping Charges,
liORDON PICKLE CO.
464 Hary Pt.. Hamilton. Out. !�I
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Av16D-7sro married encu,
Ons to work with cheep and %tae and one
for general farm work. uatttrntihed cottage
suitable for small family ,melded, Write
giving age health and experience. P.O. Boz
296, Mt
MacDonald College. pus.
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DON'T DELAY; Every wfferet of Rheumatic.
Pains or Neurltls ■hunld -try Dixon'■ Rs-
mdy, Munrorug 's Dstore, rte Elgin, Ottawa
Postpaid 81,00,
lARetB FOR BALE
culd'vation.
hardwoo4 bush, sots. logs, wen watered
s
Frazn,dwo F ss mosome l mpartify ac from school.
Good place for tourists also. E, Buckley, Red-
Rod -
bridge Ontario. I
REE DAYS rens of NAMELESS
THer Droves &y reliability, �t�f
Beadoelda SINt:'S. 8aytster. Convincing trial
31.00.
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HOME PA HIC REME {ES
atop Indigestion. Stomach Troubles and Con-
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Remedy No, 6. Established 1368, Other bomeo-
Pathic remedies available for all maladies.
Price 80 cents. Wait Remedios Ltd. Sudbury,
Ontario.
PROVEN Rns or -Every *Serer o! Rhe'-
.made Pains or Neurula should try Dixon's'
Remedy, YuPald .Dong Start. 13E Elgin.-
taws, Po■:Sofa ILCO
300 -ACRE farm for sale; tz arra* cleared.
balance bush, gond Du+ldinn; reit 157hwfae
done, District of Parrs Sound. Apply to
Walter HeLaren, Rye. Unt.
20o eCitE term. 1br 0 &crew&crew. rich "m. 90
acres bush, ■mall orchard: barn 100 by 6a.
silo. chicken house, driving abed: garage. 10
room Drlck house, modern bathroom. land-unny
soaped lawns, hard and soft water on Pressure,
hydro and terephone Sltuatati! one mile Linin
_Vxbrldge, one old* bordering Highway 47, UX-
Spring Forms Limned. Uxbridge, (•maria.
FARM -25 acre& orchard and Dentes.
In town, good market. good barn and fruit
caller. new modern 7 room brick veneer house.
storms and screens, hardwood
throughout, fireplace. modern bathro n., hot
air, electricity,, hot and cold wZter, Box 606,
Bowma-Me, Ont.
N RSERY STOCK
LIAR FOR XHIBI ION
As low as 82 00 per dosen. Write for cats.
locus to H H., Johnson, Box 94, R. It 8 Bel -
owns. B. C.
PLANT'a Heft --Reserve now tar Sprfna de-
livery extremely hardy -quick grower Cni-
uses, Elm -will grow two feet the Brat yeah-
enough pleats (ga) to Plano 26 feet spectal
Price 2$ plants for 82, 98, 13-ineb aue;-or,
25 Plants for 84.99 2 -foot mise. write for
New Free Full Colour Garden Guide. Brook-
dale-Kingsway Nurseries. Bowmanvllle, Ont.
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FREE SILK TIE POSTPAID
Finer qualuy mercerized broadcloth, white
and striped areas s7drts. postpaid: 12.75 with
a lows tie. Two for 86.25. A'efundt. Etrwa
Textiles,_ 1311 Ontario East, Montreal 24.
LOW COST WALLBOARD __
CRAMER NURSERIES, White Fox, Sask,
Hedge Catragnna. 24 inches, 100-73.00.
Ginnala Maple, 15-rt.no. Ruben soil
Daddy, I've won five pounds."
Her father's calm reply was, "Have
you, my dear? I'm very ,glen, I
Jost lost five thousand."
Very likely the best Thoroughbred
Sievier ever owned -and one of the
'best• race -mares that ever faced a
Starter -was the great SCEPTRE.
Experts think that, in any other
hands, SCEPTRE would, nevrr hate
been beaten.
GRINDING knd feed business tnr sale. nn CNR
tracks; new cement block hn+l,linc Il W
But Sievier believed in plenty 'of ISSUE 17 - 1949 snyQ..xanarytawn. ant.
`FURS -DIRECT FROM FACTORY
Fur collars. t,aautinil Silver Fox $6.50 -Wolf,
blue or natural $3.50 Finest Fur rowts from
$76 00 up Write Leslie R. srnrt Ssr. •.i „•nr
■'or • [I Ing gararesr atttcr. chicken h�unes.
temporary partitions Sizes 48"r96". Packed
10 ■fleets Per crate, shipped In crate lots only
Crate $10.30. Freight prepa4d. Sample on re-
quest Gummed tape for Joints 150' roll 30c•
Send • for our bulletin - on other -building
materials. Cannda Fre k rnal f o , Wa 111nn,
Ontario.
22 - 39 THRESHING' MILLS varidu:, calker,
28: 46 Threshing Mills various makes. Used
grain binders, standard 4 -wheel tractors. Write
us about your, needy' for rarm' or saw mtu'
equipment, new or used Richmond Farm
Machinery Co , Brit Stir, Phnrw 551r -W,
Amhurstburg, Ont
I.E.L 5 H.P Chain Saw, extra chaln. good
condition Jantai Bros., R. 2 Baden: Ontario.'
COCKSHUTT=OLIVER
TRACTOR OWNERS
Now as always parts and service are available for.i[l._Oliver
tractors In Ontario including those sold by the Cockshutt
Plow Company.
All Goodison-Oliver dealers are *quippped to serve you. Why
not drop in at the nearest Goodison-Oliver dealer today and
see how they are ready to help you.
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Common
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'V"•.-,
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Lots of 10 Pounds or more, express PreDald.
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m ediate sate. • appt$•' for price, stating quail•
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Ont.
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5 cya. 1 10 V. t•a M.P.. ■ilii Phase. Regular
$21.50. our $20.50. 60 eyc. 110 V 1/3 H.It,
•Jsrltt
Phase. ReFrulnr $22,60. Our 819.50. 25
t
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^LEATHERCRAFTERS
To -Ohitr: •arvinx: designs, Patterns. Cataiogue
Imo. Nmrvy Hobbles. Edmonton. Alberta. - - r ; -
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,..:, should be planted
�'��``•�' '`.•<,:<..s:l'• ...,;,, ^- ,'�' �y , ""•,� r Y a art. Rowe should about
from this f1: � •.
y, s... .X
gtGUREN inches to 2 feet apart. Corsi is as- -
v
d r'� f r J• J�, ually planted from
-- ` '•!> THU1415 a hill, about 18 inches apart each
0701 d0A S>lt way, or rows 2 to 3 feet apart.
• Y. YY omato Tants req. .at leas 1 - Rev. Y at7er
T p +,�rw t 8y R Barco W
t f J inches each way, melons, squash and
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cucumbers the 'plants to a hilt—'-- '-
and 'lila sonar 2 t 3afett apart. Jesus Declaras His Authority
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GARDEN 'NOTES -- Mark 11: 1-11, 15-18.
FOR A REAL SHOW
:i KEEP THEM HEALTHY A really dazzling show of bloom
f The' best, protection against In- can be !made with ' s few annual Golden Text:—Blessed is he that
Lord.—
sects and disease is a healthy gar-' flowers sown or planted even at this cometh in the name of the Lord.•—
den, grown from good disease -re- late date, and it won't mean much Mark 11:9.
sistant seed, well -cu va 9fd cele. Cosmos, giant marigolds, zi:1- -
free from weeds. Bugs usually lurk
i s petunias;ortulaca, nicotine, j
° weed growth waiting until the alyssum, asters, stocks; a p i d e r 1E was a great scene. Jesus, seat -
in l'
plants are all easily grown almost ed on an ass's colt, commandeered
�••, , ,+t, j. garden stuff- is big enough for a P y _
f' `� •.~ raid. For those bugs that eat holes -anywhere "in 'Canada. Some of the for the occasion, rode into Tnr,;catnef
g
in the foliage use poison. For those larger flowers like cosmos, marl- The pilgrims gathering from far and
olds and nicotine can actually be. near for f the
;A y =- at suck out the juices and make g
" fi "°`° the, plant wither use a spray that used in place 'rubs: At this Passover swelled the population of
late date it is dvisa a to use start- the city. Tb the diacip es this seem-
„:.;,.butt�Disease usually hits the
fis'�aEsr plant cells and causes withering or ed plants which will loom in a few ed to be the beginning of the king-
a . rot in blackish spots. Chemicals like weeks. These can be ecured from — doin.--The spirit of Eejgiciag was
-Caniping Is Vital For Crippled Childrens' Rehabilitation.= anis sulphur are used in this case. Often
any. greenhouse. Preference should contagious. They spread their gar -
is a view of one ropy of shingled cottages, at the Bltie-�inrrtaift one good treatment• will be enough, be given to. well branched plants ments and branches before the ad -
Camp on Georgian Bay, for crippled children. Each cabin is but with things like leaf hoppers —of g°O�-�� color. For husky vancing king. They waved palms -�--:_
equipped with sleeping quarters for a nurse or 'experienced and potato bugs which lay eggs, growth the -bigger- types like glad- and shouted, "Hpsanna; Blessed is
counsellor so that the 'children are never left by themselves.• two or three successive .treatments loll, dahlias, giant marigolds and L that cometh in the name of the
to get the. young ones will be need- zinnias should have about two feet Lord: Blessed be the kingdom of our
_ ....Each cabin has special washing and toilet- facilities inside for each way. Petunias, nasturtiums, father David, that cometh in' the
convenience, so necessary in caringfor crippled children. A ed- Most chemicals lose their pot- -
pp encs in -time so a fresh supply each ,mediutii marigolds need about ar name of the Lord; Hosanna in the
�t sl. < <� :.,�.:v. :w all i es a �ilahi to_-eaClz child_ Bov _: _ _ apart--fer--beat--'res'ults a Y'. -He ren`ved't�e:r acclaim: —
- aeiTgon-fg-3 dpi ga ole:
- nsellors are needed particularly as. there is a great deal of A CUTTING GARDEN _ —smaller things .like alyssum ce- the Pharisees "who requested that
_—lifer--g-of-zhi3dte"n�w1ieel chairs to beds and other like quire six inches each way. — the noise stop, he said, "If these
tasks. The Qntario Society's estimate of costs for taking care y Often a corner of the vegetable should hold their peace, the stones
of.one,crippled child per dad at cam is almost 5.00 each because +' garden or some place at the back -
p F.: of the laws is set aside to grow
immediately cry out."
would ,".
-. of the specialized services and training .��hicli the camp needs _flowers especially for indoor bore- But five days later Jesus was led
for completion of it aini greets. Sometimes when a'largt sup- out of this city to be crucified. How _
ph of blooms are wanted for this , Y fickle is public opinion. Why this
contracts are better for possib'e use purpose it leaves the regular bord- sudden change. The .key to the T
mere ers a bit s' Any of these flowers
answer is found is the second part
in-cattrt—Sue they -are tTcn- y. a :- j
important 'in preventing disputes, 'suitable for cutting purposes will of the lesson. a
a OLM� _ and thus. keeping matters out of _, thrive on the same sort of cultiva. GARDEN SCREENS Jesus clashed with the religious
111` • court. Regardless of which side tion, etc., that the vegetables get au$ttorities. 'Oa Monday. the day
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-wins a judgment, both parties often Certain flowers, indeed, .like glad- At the back of the flower beds, following the triumphal -entry, he t
-'-lose in a lawsuit. ioli, sweet peas and others of. which along the fences or in place of ��went into the temple, and began tb
YrobaHly souse heard the stories + the foliage is not very attractive fences one can use growing streets. cast out them that sold and bought
about the tremendous crops grown
The principal reason for nusun- are best grown under these condi- -These may be in the form of per- in the temple. Religion h*d become
is those sections of Japan that were derstandings over contracts -is lapse _ ..tions. manent hedges, shrubs, vines or a "racloet" Those who sold the "
atom bombed—Nagasaki and Hiro- 1 of memory by the parties on thf DON'T BE AFRAID. TO THIN high -growing annuals. Even a fence sacrifices to the pilgrims and chkng-
shinia, wasn't it? Fantastic stories 1 exact nature of the original agree- After the Brants are up a most m wall in good if partially
gill look ed their money' no longer sought to
went. Another reason for disputes more attractive if partially bidden
' they were, and they" still keep crop- important job will be thinning and � serve but to derive large profits
'ping up, making a lot of us have is the failure to reach at tete start in this way, and as for the more
a full lend clear understanding. This spacing. This is' vital work and which went to the leaders of the
dreamy ideas of how farmers, at applies to either flowers or vege- common type which is not so at- priesthood Jesus said. "Is it not
some date in the near future, will be 'is not so, likely to be the case if the tiblcs Crowded flowers will tractive it' can be completely screen- written, My hoose shall be called of
` able to sit back in the shade and let agreement is written. The process thin and spindly, will not bloom ed• by annual or perennial vines all nations the house of prayer? but
the clever little atom do all the hard :of preparing a good written con. free! and the biggest . plants will There are all sorts of Pleating a have made it a den of thieves!
tract requires that the parties agree y g6 material available for this purpose y
topple over in the first storm. They a found listed in any good cats- Ilse anther and chief priests feared
i .. exactty on what each is to do. + should have half as much room be- esus and the effect of His teach-
' + + + . _ . 1ogre . The "perennial types are welt J
Sorry to say it—but the fact is tween as they will grow tall. This Ing. They planned to destroy Him
The second important thing to means about 4 or 5 inches for. known. Many people do not realise
'that there's no real evidence, so far, know about contracts is that they that one can get quite . good and B subtle and skilful agitating they
do .prove that any greater yields I things like nasturtiums, less for quick results from annuals too.re able by Friday to muster
P _should be griderstood before they f alyssum, much more for tall marl- q mob or his death. Jess ex
If
some from soils exposed to an atom I are signed. When one signs his - --Dahlias, ornamental sun ,flowers. crying f ea u
bomb, than from those just ex osed golds, cosmos or spider plants." ed their hypocrisy,sad who car =
P I name to a document he is legally cosmos, spider plants, are only some pos
'o the older methods Teams. of g y With .the smaller vegetables, a f man fh gs that :11 reach b ore bitter and vindictive than a
_ -liouad to carry, out its provisions► coli le of, inches between planta b
a y in ha w ea e m
agricultural scientists whe have visit- Except in. unusual circumstances, ' sufficient. fent This applies to leaf let. three or four feet is height in a few religious hypocrite? We may fin,
isd the scenes. of those bombings ;' - weeks. And then ars quick -growing fault with religiao as we see it. de
such -as-- fraud, duress, undue in- i --fie, early carrots, beefs, etc. Beans
found little or nothing to substan• l vines too, like scarlet runner -beans, monstrated but of the Holy,Son 6f
fluence, and infancy; he cannot es- and peas should have from 4 to
itlate rumors that radioactive soil � twee! peas, hops and morning God, we must join with Pilate say. -
cape responsibility for performance. _ 6 Inches between plants: and as all
intakes for greater plant growth. p; if not weaned because he did �' s._ ..-A .....ten„ &�rminstea it glories. lag, ' I find as fault .with him at all..;
So that's that --,and- it looks a -s '
it .is no excuse that he signed a con -
'though it would be a couple of
tract which differed from repro -
:years, or even three, before we can
sentations made by the other party
i rn on that atomic switch, go off
-in getting him to sign. The writteg
Ashing, and come home to find the
instrument is -the sole contract.
grop all harvested and housed.
Worse luck. -
-So a person should al%%ays read a
_
'contract before signing it. This
+ Now, with that wishful think-
agree -
applies particularly to printed agree -
lag off the chest, how about a few
merits that itinerant representatives
words about a more serious subject.
,'resent for signature. It is too tau
`And today's text is drawn from the
-and it
'' 'when you read the instrument after
: it has been signed, only t.-)- find
Book of Sad • Experiences -
' .. objectiona'b'le provisions, perhaps in
rsadii, "If you're making any sort
'sure
-!fine print. Many such contracts are
of a deal, be and put it in
"
Junnecessarily and purposely written
writing
in terms that cannot be understood
F
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:by the, average person. in these
One of the first things-orie'41ecds
icasea should either refuse to
to know about contracts :a that
you
''sign or get an interpretation from
practically all agreepicats on essrn
an attorney before signing, Doing 1
matters ought .to be in writing.
-the latter will cost 3 ou less money
tai
hie is so even if the document i'
in the. long run. -
nothing more than a"simple meivo-
: + +
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randum. The law requires onl%. A
''In signing a contract; be sure you,
few types of contracts to be ' In
keep a copy. No honest firm or in -
writing in order to be binding-cTi
with 'whom you d+Sal has
-the parties, concerned. Mort oral
anv objection to having two copies
agreements are, legally: e+tforceab;e."
: prepared and signed, with each Copy
-.The practical dikcultyr in case of
'"defined as an original. This will
: dispute, however, ii, proving 'the
make teference` convenient. 'And if
provisions of the agro(nlettt
:will be a, protection against dis-
honest persons' altering the docu,-
'case a iii --:+tree lent r+ac: e+
nient later. This is sometimes done
by filling. in blank spaces, typing in
court, a writteit contract is dcc•ided-
additional lines, of erasing and` suh-
ly better. The document shows in
- _•stitttting other material.
= , black and white ti%ha` each party~
RFinally
co ics of co,:u•aci� should
visions of an', oral agreement •are
' he kept lass safe place where they
usually difficult to prove. Written
are protected against fire, tlieft,rand
tni�.placement. The best place is a
•safe-deposit box in a bank. it is
SALLY'S SALLIES
_ ,.. , ••., �,
ICurprisiog how many people. leave
insurance policies, other contracts,
COi►LMAY9 --
-kvills, bonds, and other important
DE;%QT%g14T p
documents unprotected in •t h e i r
7
homes. Often they forget just
4.
where the .papers are filed. It the
house catches fire or is hit by tor-
F-'
tiado, the papers may be lost.' For
J —
i a small charge. this danger can be
avoided,
But of cour,e the mere fact that
l
an agreFment is in writing 'does not
insure that the contractual relation-
sltip will be satisfactory. Such har-
�•, .
+ niony grows largely out of business
dealings. between reasonable persons.
+. s
If a choice is to be made, it is better
to have an oral contract with an
•"I guess no businesp is good btrf•
honest person than a written one
neon on
with a dishonest person.
00000 Is
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MONDAY and TUESDAY "OUR TRUCKS PASS Y:'s,WAY"
APRIL .25 and 26, i --
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"Lulu Belle" • Mr. Nelson Wags has moved to an inter-clwroh project. More and Moumnental Worcs AUCTIONEERS
with the Morgan family. � still more clothing is needed, We Phone Whitby aft
starrin DOM01 HY LAMOUR 'lir. and Mrs. Alan Tomlinson of —=- - at►d Aufilt�z8d -'i�= ' __;
C cannot send to much,-e,As a. The $18 Dundas S&- IL Couatl" o! Ontario and
and GEORGE MONTGOMERY Iiamiltou epen� .the weekend- here=- seat—to $ritiain, Europe, Asia, The ��7 York
Plus- An .Added Attraction Mies Gladys Pugh is out and a- need da great. At this spring house Pisses 8to414 Implements Hoa
round again sifter her recent illness cleaning time, we will find many hold Pdhdtute, Beal >
)U_'and and :firs, Fred Evans "and 'ga=enta that we could send along � Bales our
Leather Gloves #McEACHNIE s qty at
family end Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ba- parcels,., may b4 left at the.. baited Sol -vice for
Starring CAMERON MITf9W'LL dgerow visited Toronto on Sunday, Church or the manse. =;
and VIRGINIA GREY and took in the parade. DEAL>l� Price Of One.
FOUR DAYS Serv'bes in both churches were Mill i�oea P. O, phone, Agfa, tit"
BROU+�HAM DIS
_ - well attended on -Sunday, the res- Mat9chaen P. O.. shoes Mar1Z �
WEDNlESDAY, and THURSDAY pective miale'ters conducting the prentices ' have been eatabUdied
I FRIDAY and SATURDAY, services.
ltivate Ambulance eeevla
!1!APRBL 127, 26, Z8, 30. Miss Daisy Durden of Toronto Mr. and ,Mrs. Wallace Eli.cott and � Dar or N1gb* auettooms since 1590'
With'
spent the weekend with. ehe Dick- Dianne spent 'Sunday with Mr, and
Life •Y lel Father 'son family. Jars. Wm.Ellicott. Wm. 3LcEid�P1E Prop.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Keevil and Mr, and Mrs._G. Drynan and ch- Phone Pick. 193 Barrister. 6olicite>e, Notary Public
In technicolor family event the weekend at their ildren, Oshawa, Mr, Will Brown,
cottage, near Georgetown. Tornato, and Jilss Mary Knox, at
starring IRENE DU.'QNE, WILLIAM •_ . - C. C. RIGf�ARD50N
FOi�PELI: and =Mr. and Mrs. Joesph Farr and nurses training staff, Osbawa, were Pickering.
family moved to Orillia last Satxr- recent visitors of Jars. T. C. Brown, "" ""6 • ���, a05 SEdV'i' BURLDL'Vti
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-ELIZABETH TAYLOR -- --
day. We .extend beat wishes for a Mr. John Cowie, Toronto, visit-, 'Phans• Towento . EL. 0894
happy and healtby' life in their new Krienda here recently,
home: Mr. Percy Middleton and father WM. SAW
i3ess- Eileen Cooper of Toronto, Mr. Wm. Middleton of Greenwood,
spent the holiday at her home here. called on Mrs. T. Philip, Sr. Sunday '""" ' Long Erperienoed
Misses Isobel and Gladys Prouse We extend our sympathy toMr. LI�PSW AUCT20NEVRiand'
— o[ Toronto spent the weekend at Levi Hoskins on the sudden. death LICENSE) AUCTIONE`EiR,
BUILDQNG MATEgLL4d.6 the bane of Mi'—and- Mrs. Arthur of- his sister, Mrs. A, MKelis-at Ux-
St
Tem Prouse here. bridge. �"a Maa"1t Mr. and Mrs. Dave Coates and Mr, and Mrs. Erale Timbers, Mill- Phone o: W�lite LOYAL IPOrs U E
No. 1. B. 4, Fir Faaei and family a.f Brooklin spent Sunday lken, called on Mr. and firs., A. 1414 ,Dan,gr et. �. Wb tby Pickerbg and Whitby Twps
Pine Combiastice Doors with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Red•sbaw. Ramsay on Good Friday evening. Parra, Household and Propm"
Qwwtek% Throo-eighths, Hail, Mr. and Mrs, Don- Hedges visit- ' Our Easter church service was Sales A Specialty
five.e+gbtths and Tbree-gagster ed the Nells at Searboro Friday. well attended. The service through- PY"�pt Attention Given
IL C. r1r Pirwookl- 'wldr, and MTs, Roy Morgan eater- out was one of simplicity with Da- Whitby It..13. 1 Phose Wh. 814
tamed some friends last week, vid Norton at the piano and airs.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Graham. of � C. Devitt at the organ. The choir •
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Ne- M. Gordon Eh+ilewa and Mrs. and Mrs. Sam ung the ,'Old Rugged Croee'. At
Taylor and their famdlies spent the the clyse of the service the little • QPTOMETRIST
-LUMBB1R YARDS holiday with Mr. and airs.. Ed Lew- children of 'Mr. and Mrs. Cham '9. 0 to 19A0 rad 9.00 to a00
IPJ[�RA310- ONTAWO is bore, 'Liscombe were presented for bap_ - --
Phase 84> Sir. and Mrs. Wm, Palmer spent ttem. ��� Mon-• Wed.. F�. 7 tic► fP J A. WILLOUGHBY -
Mr. -and Mrs. Lorne Holtby .spent DF9:�1HY HLD(i,, Opp. P. O. 'AND SONG'
_ Sunday with Mr. and firs,• Hugh -
Yugh at Dublin. easter weekend with his father Ted OSHAWA. ONTARIO `
Fbrty Years Caaada+'s bars.
Mrs. Rawson had as visitors oti Holtby. Phosle .Res. 9690; Office lace
Sunday: R. and Xrs. Rawson, Au Mr. and Mrs.. Don Wright and (Three:Day Service arranged) � CORU&7 Propeoft FVA%n rty Oon.
Linda were Sunda
dray, Ronald and Roberta of St, y visitors with
n , sail J. Z. (Hud) Stewart
(7� •. my we Thomas, F. V. and Mrs. Shaver of Mr, and o b Burton Duan. a Th��
Norland, 311" Sybil Shaver of To Sorry to hear that Mr. Harolu Fbr That Soave la T'he CUy
�.;•� �. onto, 'Dr. D: S. Rawson of Saskat- Casale is home with the measles. eders & Atkinso Call Oar' City Dept.
oon, MT. and Mrs. Jas. Creight of • Mr, and Mrs. Ted Fallows spent
Stoutfri-Ile, Br. and - Sirs. R, .+JL • easter with the former's parents �O� d �1, W 8 Btoatt' 290 x' 87 Toronto
Bell and Donald of Barrie. Jir,' and Mrs. Wm. Fallows, 'Licensed
0 OAIL1 iIIY1CI TO ALL
CAMASMaAnOUSA OWS The Good •Fellowship Class of IMM Woodward of Toronto is
the United Church met last Tues- spe4d�g a tow days with Mrs. E. .
0 CHARTMO calls ONn day at• the home of ass, sad . Mrs, Woodward and family; Mr. Eric Auctioneers
Sneers GORDON F. OSBORNE
IOIAL "RVICI 70t ALL Woodward e -
Elv, od Carruthers, Mrs. Robert spent e@►ater with his
wONs TIAtos
Jackson took the Worship, Igtdi' mouser and -sister. 95 Year's Experience Q L. O•
ails IrMOaMAtr011 r the theme Easter. Mr. Catherwood Mr. and lr[re Ed Joa" and son -
. Marin sec
Sales conducted anywhere manners .
ve a re interesting tack on Bee cla>rpanded by Mr. and
EA U I R N H O U S I �' mag In Farm ececk Fbsl-
` lira. W. palmar of Claremont tree and P�►P�y Sales.
Keeping ,The occasion was the 9th �- sister,
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Mrthday od the• c11Lb and �Idrs: Cai'K • eat Sunday with Mr. Jones sister, � �1e Personally �� s�i
Reynolds brought a cake with 8 Mr. and Mrs.'H. Pugh of Dublin,
caadles. Gwmes Contests, and lun Mr. and Mrs, Vernon Eilllcott
Advertised. �� prepared saki �:saeoe
Posted.
L ERI ch completed an enjoyable evening. and Mr. dad Mrs. Ralph Holtby, ,
]fir. and Mrs. Gordon Borland spent Sunday with'adr. and Mrs. Prompt LiervlCe Ta.e.
spent the holiday with his father D. Ford of Scarboro
here, Mrs. Borland staying over.
Mr. ROY -Miller End ads, Donald �—
Wannop spent easter Sunda Hock (fray, Oshawa
Mr. and Mrs.. George • McConnell Ing on'a number of old acquaint- call Reasonable Rates a:a. "ite, Bawmanvale
/ and Lidea Ryal spent the holiday at quaint-
'�} EAggerman's Corners with friends. antes in and around Orilla. PHONE 290 9TOUFFVUAA
Iflk4l Ste io Misses Pat M,GCaully and Berle . There was a -large attendance at
McCallum, local teachers are spend- the regular W. I. ,atesting on April !11Nea11roae.5926 Whitby, Out.
12. Prem. lies, R. Birrel in charge
.: .l100'1'Jr ins the holidays at Ehire homes in • The .program 'was
Toronto, Agriculture and
bresweew 7s 2 sad 016. fir. and Mrs. --Harry-Boose-mov--- Canadian Industry Rath Mrs.—R.
On Flemichumaa's Bay Beed ed to Unionville this week, where Crawford convenor, who -'spoke br- + t4 • • >>
at•r. Goose will =e icken farm. ie -fly and introduced the guest sp- Your i- riendly Resident Agent
Mr. and Mrs, .Tease Warden mov- eaker Mr. Fair the - Agr. Rep, • at
- ed to their home in Greenwood Lx'bridge who gave a fine address ICilAIl1'OR II179I11iAJ1CS ACJE_�iT `
KAISER
- and spoke of the Jr. Farm LIFE, FIRB CASUALTY, BONMS. AUTOMOBUM
tLis week.. Po Club LIABihITY INBIIWlNCT Etc.
iisees Doris Dolphin and Kath- work off bbth •boys and girls; It .BUY FIiO'M AND
_ leen Beelby of Toronto w-i°e at . was decided to give a banquet for
C'BA1,12 WITH
C£ a weekend, B,1 ou •
.Ire: George Redshaw visited her trate who recently won the Cup. `CYRIL. E MOR.LEYT.
+ 'Nouse and 116in - dlaughter, lira. 'George Todd ai � -Mrs. L. Ma{hews and firs. France E.
i Goodwood on Sunday. are to convene for the banquet to
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ESTIMATES GIVE 1 "A new advagce in Christian be held April 28th. Thv- District
c� ! Missions *as the theme of the Ea- Annual will be held in ' Claremont
Jiais¢t• ;i ster vtorsdiip service o2 the R. `I. May. 26. Miss Collins of the Dept
S.,' help in the United Church S. S. will be a attendance, Roll Call— OMRIE '
moms on April 14, lira. MacIntSre �. Exc?aan�ge o� bulbs and planta. Ho- +(�
lalt. Mrs, tiV, Ward, Mrs. Tomlinson and i stesses: X"• W. C. Willson, Mrs, e V o•
Mrs. Kennedy took part. A reading ^'Hetu, nips. E. Anderson, Mrs. J, Iai][I'i'ED
PHONE PICS. 120 on Christian Stewardship was giv- Farley, and Mrs. H. Gray. Phones- Scarboro 8338 or Ho'Raid 111 1 =I
en by )sirs, W Palmer. It was dec- � I -
tided to make an ap•pe11 for good Se'arboro Junction
1Vlaple Leaf Fire used clothing, bedding, and shoes,
GRAY COAGS LLYiOB BUSES
for the Canadian Church Relief a- _. ..
_.... _.-. _._ • _ F R IIItifEDLiTE DELIVERY
roec��atcels to be._left` at the - Wi11 Ran On =. - O -
�Insurance , o aamnNV. M S. to. benguests on Ma - .I .it --Rough or Drewseci, Trim, Bash and Doors
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Write or Phone DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
+phos Rates for Farm Anil Country 19 was accepted.. firs. T. Gregg re- � tiVI�I)01L' i'1`ITS C1OtifPLET1�`-.-Frame 8�h,. Glass, Spiral -
p for F n{ts balances, Factory -built and 'prefltted.
ndered a beautiful pinup solo. Rev,
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Windstorm insurance on BQilcTings I. ' E.- Kennedy brought a me,sa.ge; I 1F'or'Tilne Table Changes 'WA1JB01RpS--Tcn Test, Donnacona, Gyproc,_ Greenboard•
and as it was the day before Good
WIlidmills, Silos etc, i _ O, iLe1W A.-TQRQNTO 1 % PLY'Wool►B-Fir, Cedar, Birch, 1ft'eldtez, and Etch Wold,
Automobile Insurance of All Kinds I•'riday, he spoke, on the s'eveu
words from t',6 Cross, Bee Your Local. Agent g�NGi,I��l _A,cphait and Cedar Rath \ails, Insnlbrie Biding, 1 -
- .' . ,I ' . •. � J. M. Cecfargraia eiiditig, Pittsburg paints
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Bowman & Gibson An appeal for quantifies 6f good " e
use! clothing, bedding•, shoez; (lbw Gray (ouch Lines 1
heeled only) for Can. Church Re-
lief Abroad 19 being made. This is